David Herrig

David Herrig serves as a Contracting Officer, playing a key role in the agency's procurement mission by managing the acquisition lifecycle and ensuring regulatory compliance. As a secondary role within the procurement structure, he supports the execution of various acquisition strategies to meet the agency's operational requirements. The agency demonstrates a significant commitment to socioeconomic contracting, with a notable focus on small business participation. Approximately 26.7% of the agency's procurement activity is directed toward Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5, supplemented by specialized awards including Section 8(a) Direct Awards and 100% Small Business Set-Asides. While a majority of the agency's contracting remains unrestricted, these set-aside patterns indicate a structured approach to integrating small business vendors into the federal supply chain. The agency's procurement landscape is heavily concentrated in specialized manufacturing and technical maintenance sectors. A primary area of focus is the manufacturing of aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment, followed by significant requirements for miscellaneous chemical product and preparation manufacturing. Additionally, the agency maintains a steady demand for industrial machinery and equipment repair and maintenance, as well as electronic and precision equipment services. This technical focus suggests a procurement mission centered on aerospace components, chemical manufacturing, and industrial lifecycle support.