Debbra J Hawkesworth

Debbra J. Hawkesworth serves as a procurement professional dedicated to advancing efficient and compliant administrative support services within her organization. She manages the full lifecycle of acquisitions for office administrative services, ensuring alignment with federal contracting regulations and mission-driven outcomes. Her work supports core operational functions by securing essential services such as records management, data entry, clerical support, and facility administration. Hawkesworth plays a critical role in translating agency needs into targeted solicitation strategies that prioritize transparency, competition, and regulatory adherence. Her contracting approach centers on fostering partnerships with small businesses, as evidenced by her exclusive use of Small Business Set-Aside authorities under FAR 19.5. She consistently structures procurements to maximize opportunities for small business concerns, ensuring that all awards are reserved exclusively for eligible small businesses without competition from large firms. This pattern reflects a deep commitment to socioeconomic goals and the intentional cultivation of a diverse vendor base. Hawkesworth’s procurement portfolio is narrowly focused on NAICS 561110, Office Administrative Services, indicating specialized expertise in procuring a broad spectrum of administrative and clerical support functions. Her acquisitions typically encompass services like document processing, mail and distribution management, scheduling coordination, and general office operations support. She is well-versed in the nuances of service-based contracting, including performance-based requirements, labor category specifications, and task order management under indefinite-delivery vehicles. Her contracting patterns reveal a deliberate and consistent focus on small business inclusion, with no reliance on large business contractors. This singular emphasis underscores her role as a champion of small business participation in federal procurement, ensuring that administrative support contracts serve both operational needs and broader economic development objectives.