Diana Haller

Diana Haller serves as a secondary contracting professional within the Defense Logistics Agency’s Land at Aberdeen office, supporting the procurement of mission-critical electro-mechanical and electronic systems essential to land-based military platforms. Her role involves facilitating the acquisition of advanced signal processing components, power distribution units, battery systems, and fiber optic communication infrastructure that sustain operational readiness for tactical command and control systems. While not the lead contracting officer, she provides critical support in solicitation development, vendor coordination, and contract administration, ensuring alignment with DLA’s strategic modernization goals for land warfare systems. Haller maintains consistent working relationships with key contractors including Aerospace & Commercial Technologies, LLC, Carson Industries, Inc., and Creating Technology Solutions, LLC. These partnerships center on the delivery of specialized electrical components, custom power systems, and ruggedized data transmission hardware tailored for austere military environments. Her collaboration patterns reflect a focus on technical precision and supply chain reliability, with vendors often engaged for low-volume, high-complexity procurements requiring stringent compliance with MIL-STD and DoD interoperability standards. Haller’s procurement activity is entirely non-set-aside, with 100% of acquisitions conducted under full and open competition. This reflects a deliberate agency strategy prioritizing technical capability and mission-critical performance over socioeconomic preferences, ensuring access to the most qualified industrial base for specialized defense electronics. Her primary procurement focus lies within NAICS 335311 (power and specialty transformers), 335910 (battery manufacturing), 335921 (fiber optic cable manufacturing), and 335999 (miscellaneous electrical components). These categories underscore her expertise in sourcing ruggedized, high-reliability electrical subsystems for field-deployed systems, including energy storage, signal conditioning, and secure data links critical to modernized armored vehicles and command posts.