Douglas J. Boorstein

Douglas J. Boorstein serves as a procurement professional responsible for managing a diverse portfolio of federal acquisitions across engineering, utility infrastructure, and public services. His role centers on executing competitive contracting processes in alignment with federal acquisition regulations, ensuring compliance, efficiency, and value for taxpayer dollars. He routinely handles complex service-based contracts, particularly in technical domains requiring specialized expertise, and works closely with program managers to translate mission needs into clear solicitation requirements. His acquisitions span both capital-intensive infrastructure and operational support services, reflecting a balanced approach to mission-critical procurement. Boorstein maintains a broad network of vendor partnerships, engaging with firms ranging from large engineering consultants to niche maintenance and utility service providers. While no single contractor dominates his award profile, his contracting patterns indicate consistent engagement with firms possessing proven capabilities in civil engineering, natural gas distribution systems, and water infrastructure management. He prioritizes transparency and fair competition, frequently utilizing full and open competition while strategically applying set-asides to promote equitable access for qualified small businesses. His procurement strategy reflects a strong preference for unrestricted competition, with 82.3% of awards issued under no set-aside conditions. However, he actively supports socioeconomic goals, consistently reserving approximately 11.8% of opportunities for Total Small Business Set-Asides and 5.9% specifically for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses. This balanced approach demonstrates a commitment to both efficiency and inclusive economic opportunity, aligning with broader federal small business participation mandates. Boorstein’s technical focus centers on NAICS 541330 (Engineering Services), 221210 (Natural Gas Distribution), and 221310 (Water Supply and Irrigation Systems), indicating deep expertise in civil infrastructure and utility systems. He also procures museum operations and commercial machinery repair services, reflecting a broad yet specialized portfolio. His domain knowledge spans technical engineering design, utility system maintenance, and public facility operations, making him a key contributor to mission support across multiple federal operational domains.