Diana Scruggs

Diana Scruggs serves as a Contracting Specialist within the Department of Defense at agency FA5004. In this capacity, she is responsible for executing the procurement lifecycle and managing the acquisition of goods and services essential to the agency's operational mission. Her role involves navigating complex federal acquisition regulations to ensure compliant and efficient sourcing. She typically handles a diverse array of acquisitions, ranging from specialized equipment procurement to logistical support services, ensuring that the agency maintains the necessary resources for its strategic objectives. The contractor landscape at her agency is characterized by a strong presence of heavy civil engineering and infrastructure firms. Vendors active at this agency include Paving Products Inc, Granite Construction Company, Colaska Inc, Great Northwest Inc, and HC Contractors Inc. These organizations frequently provide the essential construction and paving services required to maintain and develop the agency's physical assets and infrastructure, reflecting a procurement environment heavily focused on facility maintenance and regional development projects. Regarding socioeconomic goals, the agency demonstrates a robust commitment to small business participation. Procurement patterns indicate a strong preference for Total Small Business Set-Asides, which account for half of the contracting activity. Additionally, there is a consistent focus on supporting Women-Owned Small Businesses, while a significant portion of requirements remain open for full and open competition. This balanced approach ensures that the agency meets federal mandates for small business inclusion while maintaining a competitive bidding environment. Diana's industry focus is highly diversified, spanning several distinct technical domains. Her procurement activity is notably concentrated in NAICS 484210 for used household and office goods moving and NAICS 441228 for motorcycle and all-other motor vehicle dealers. Furthermore, she manages requirements for sign manufacturing, commercial and industrial machinery repair, and the manufacturing of radio, television, and wireless communications equipment. This broad specialization indicates a versatile expertise in procuring both logistical support services and specialized technical hardware.