De Leon, Wendy

Wendy De Leon serves as a primary contracting lead for Ner Services Mabo (43000), a critical operational unit within the National Park Service responsible for sustaining the physical infrastructure of federally protected park lands and historic sites. She manages a diverse portfolio of construction and maintenance acquisitions aligned with the agency’s mission of climate-resilient infrastructure, heritage preservation, and visitor facility operations. Her procurements primarily support capital improvement projects, emergency repairs, and environmental compliance initiatives, with a strong emphasis on long-term operational readiness and regulatory adherence under federal construction standards. De Leon maintains consistent working relationships with key contractors including CLASSIC SITE SOLUTIONS INC, CCI CONSTRUCTION AND ENERGY SERVICES, LLC, and ACT SERVICES CORP, among others. These partnerships reflect a strategic reliance on firms with proven expertise in commercial building construction, mechanical systems, and heavy civil engineering. Her contracting approach prioritizes vendor reliability, technical competency, and performance history, fostering collaborative, long-term engagements that ensure mission-critical infrastructure remains functional and compliant. Her procurement strategy demonstrates a robust commitment to socioeconomic diversity, with nearly 45% of awards designated for Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5, alongside significant participation from Women-Owned Small Businesses and Indian Small Business Economic Enterprises. HUBZone and other targeted set-asides are consistently leveraged to promote equitable access for underserved communities, reflecting the Department of the Interior’s broader inclusion goals. De Leon’s primary technical focus lies in NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction), with substantial activity in plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning (238220) and highway/bridge construction (237310). She routinely procures services related to structural rehabilitation, energy-efficient systems, and civil engineering works essential to preserving national park infrastructure, demonstrating deep expertise in federal construction procurement and facility lifecycle management.