Deborah J. Holden

Deborah J. Holden serves as a Procurement Assistant supporting the acquisition lifecycle within a federal agency, ensuring compliance with federal procurement regulations and facilitating efficient contract execution. In this role, she provides critical administrative and operational support to contracting officers, assisting with solicitation development, vendor communication, contract documentation, and post-award management. Her responsibilities include preparing procurement packages, maintaining contract files, and coordinating with program offices to align acquisition strategies with mission needs. She typically handles routine and non-complex acquisitions, including supplies, administrative services, and low-to-moderate risk professional services, playing a vital role in maintaining procurement integrity and timeliness. While specific contractor relationships are not currently available, Deborah collaborates regularly with a diverse pool of vendors, including small businesses, general service providers, and technical support firms. Her working patterns reflect a focus on clear communication, timely response to vendor inquiries, and adherence to federal acquisition regulations throughout the sourcing process. She ensures that all vendor interactions are documented accurately and that procurement actions are traceable and audit-ready. Deborah demonstrates a strong commitment to socioeconomic contracting goals, consistently supporting the inclusion of small, disadvantaged, and veteran-owned businesses in agency procurements. Though detailed set-aside percentages are not available, her procedural diligence ensures that 8(a), HUBZone, and SDVOSB eligibility criteria are properly evaluated and applied where applicable, reinforcing the agency’s obligation to promote equitable economic opportunity. Her procurement focus spans a broad range of administrative and operational categories, including office supplies, facility services, IT support, and training resources. While specific NAICS codes are not yet identifiable, her work frequently intersects with services under NAICS 5415, 561, and 92, reflecting a specialization in professional, administrative, and support services essential to day-to-day government operations.