Dina Nocifora

Dina Nocifora serves as a procurement professional dedicated to advancing the agency’s mission through strategic acquisitions in information services, with a singular focus on NAICS 511210—Software Publishers. In this capacity, she manages the full lifecycle of contract actions, from requirements definition and market research to solicitation, evaluation, and award, ensuring alignment with federal acquisition regulations and mission-critical technology needs. Her work supports the procurement of proprietary software solutions, content delivery platforms, and digital publishing systems essential to federal operations. She operates with a high degree of technical acumen, collaborating closely with program offices to translate complex functional requirements into clear, compliant solicitation language that attracts qualified vendors. Her contractor relationships are centered on software developers and digital content providers specializing in licensed applications, data analytics tools, and information distribution platforms. While no single vendor dominates her portfolio, she consistently engages with firms capable of delivering secure, scalable, and interoperable software solutions under commercial item authorities and FAR Part 12 streamlined procedures. Her approach prioritizes vendor responsiveness, technical innovation, and compliance with cybersecurity and data privacy standards. Dina maintains a uniform preference for non-set-aside acquisitions, with 100% of her procurements conducted under full and open competition. This reflects a strategic decision to maximize market participation and leverage commercial best practices rather than target specific socioeconomic categories. Her contracting patterns indicate a preference for transparency, efficiency, and broad vendor access, consistent with agency-wide priorities for open competition. Her technical expertise lies in the procurement of software publishing services, including licensed enterprise applications, subscription-based content delivery, and digital media platforms. She is well-versed in evaluating software licensing models, intellectual property rights, and ongoing maintenance obligations, ensuring long-term operational sustainability and value for the government.