Deborah Obermiller

Deborah Obermiller serves as a primary procurement official within the IT Contracting Division - PL83, a specialized unit of the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) under the Department of Defense. In this capacity, she supports the agency’s mission to manage the lifecycle of critical information technology assets. Her role is central to the acquisition of advanced software licensing, custom computer programming, and complex systems design necessary to sustain defense operations and technical engineering capabilities. The agency landscape involves a diverse range of high-capability vendors. The office awards contracts to various entities, including Competitive Range Solutions, LLC, Motorola Solutions, Inc., M. C. Dean, Inc., GATR Technologies, Inc., and the Georgia Tech Applied Research Corporation. These vendors represent a mix of specialized technology providers and engineering firms active within the Department of Defense IT procurement environment. The procurement patterns observed within this division show a heavy reliance on full and open competition. Based on available data, there is a 100% utilization rate of non-set-aside contracts, indicating that the agency frequently engages with large-scale commercial entities to meet its technical requirements. The technical focus of this office is highly specialized, centered exclusively on the software publishing sector. Procurement activities are concentrated under NAICS code 513210, reflecting a deep expertise in the acquisition of software products. This includes the procurement of specialized engineering simulation software and other critical digital tools required for advanced defense systems design and operational integration.