David Mark

David Mark serves as a key procurement lead within the Department of Veterans Affairs, operating under agency code 36C776, where he oversees the acquisition of facility construction and infrastructure modernization services critical to veteran healthcare delivery. His role centers on managing full lifecycle contracts for commercial and institutional building projects, ensuring that VA medical facilities meet stringent safety, accessibility, and technological standards. He specializes in design-build and construction management procurements under NAICS 236220, coordinating with engineering, architectural, and construction firms to deliver modernized clinical environments, upgraded EHR infrastructure support spaces, and expanded outpatient care facilities. His acquisitions are strategically aligned with the VA’s mission to maintain mission-critical infrastructure that supports high-quality, accessible veteran care nationwide. David regularly collaborates with a core group of experienced contractors including RWH CAPITAL LLC, BRIDGER RICH JV LLC, HURLEY JV, LLP, VETERANS CONTRACTING GROUP, INC., and THE TREVINO GROUP, INC., all of which possess proven expertise in federal healthcare construction and facility modernization. His working relationships reflect a preference for joint ventures and established general contractors with demonstrated success in complex, multi-phase VA projects. These partnerships are typically formed through competitive sealed bidding and negotiated contracts, emphasizing performance-based outcomes, compliance with federal construction codes, and adherence to VA-specific design guidelines. David maintains a strong commitment to socioeconomic contracting, with 40% of his awards designated for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB), reflecting a deliberate effort to prioritize veteran-owned enterprises. The remaining 60% of procurements are conducted as open competitions, ensuring broad market access while still supporting veteran economic empowerment. His contracting patterns consistently align with VA’s statutory goals for veteran business participation, reinforcing both mission effectiveness and socioeconomic equity. His technical domain is exclusively focused on NAICS 236220, encompassing new construction, renovation, and adaptive reuse of medical and institutional buildings. He procures comprehensive construction services including site development, mechanical and electrical systems integration, and compliance with ADA and VA Facility Guidelines, ensuring all facilities support the operational needs of modern veteran healthcare delivery.