Douglas D. Divine

Douglas D. Divine supports the W7M2 Uspfo Activity Fl Arng in executing critical logistical and operational procurement functions under the Department of the Army, ensuring sustained readiness for Army National Guard personnel. He manages acquisitions aligned with post-deployment reintegration, medical monitoring, and quality-of-life services, with a primary focus on sustaining the Yellow Ribbon Program and related welfare initiatives. His procurement portfolio encompasses a diverse range of services essential to troop well-being, including healthcare access, transitional support, and facility-based accommodations, all designed to meet the unique needs of active and returning service members. Divine maintains consistent partnerships with key contractors including Florida Department of Education, Interagency Readiness Solutions, LLC, BLUF Agency LLC, Pro-Impact Solutions Inc., and QII Solutions LLC. These relationships reflect a strategic emphasis on specialized service providers delivering behavioral health support, reintegration programming, and operational logistics. His contracting approach prioritizes collaborative, mission-aligned vendors with proven expertise in military transition services and community-based care delivery, fostering long-term vendor engagement grounded in compliance and performance accountability. A strong advocate for small business participation, Divine consistently applies Total Small Business Set-Aside authority under FAR 19.5, directing approximately 84% of procurements to small businesses. He also supports Women-Owned Small Business contracting at 8% and maintains a minimal non-set-aside portfolio at 8%, reflecting a deliberate socioeconomic strategy to broaden vendor diversity and enhance local economic impact. His contracting patterns demonstrate a structured commitment to equitable opportunity and regulatory compliance across all acquisition phases. His primary procurement focus centers on NAICS 721110 (hotels and motels), reflecting the need for temporary lodging during transition periods, followed by NAICS 621999 and 621112 for ambulatory and mental health services. He also procures industrial equipment and IT support services to enable operational continuity. This technical domain expertise underscores his ability to align procurement with the nuanced, human-centered requirements of military reintegration and readiness sustainment.