David Greaves

Dr. David Greaves serves as a key procurement leader within the Office of Refugee Resettlement, overseeing acquisitions that advance the agency’s mission of trauma-informed integration for refugees and vulnerable populations. He manages a portfolio of contracts focused on emergency relief services and child and youth support programs, ensuring that funding aligns with federal standards for culturally competent, community-based care. His acquisitions prioritize service delivery models that integrate case management, cultural orientation, and long-term resettlement support, often involving multi-agency coordination and performance-based contracting frameworks. Greaves plays a central role in translating programmatic needs into solicitation requirements that emphasize outcomes, accountability, and beneficiary-centered design. While specific contractor names are not publicly available, Dr. Greaves consistently engages with a diverse ecosystem of nonprofit service providers, community-based organizations, and specialized social service contractors. His working relationships emphasize capacity-building partnerships with organizations experienced in refugee resettlement, mental health services, and language access programs. He favors vendors with demonstrated expertise in delivering trauma-informed care and operating within federally funded human services networks, often requiring compliance with HHS grant management standards and data reporting protocols. Dr. Greaves maintains a strong preference for open competition, with 100% of his acquisitions classified as “No Set-Aside.” This reflects a strategic focus on selecting the most qualified providers based on technical merit and programmatic alignment rather than socioeconomic designations. While he does not prioritize 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB set-asides, his procurement approach remains inclusive, welcoming qualified small businesses that meet rigorous service delivery benchmarks. His primary procurement focus lies in NAICS 624230 (Emergency and Other Relief Services), which constitutes 80% of his activity, alongside NAICS 624110 (Child and Youth Services). He procures comprehensive service packages including intake coordination, housing assistance, mental health counseling, English language instruction, and family reunification support—domains requiring deep operational expertise in federal human services and compliance with the Refugee Act of 1980.