Elizabeth L. Elliott

Elizabeth L. Elliott serves as a Procurement Technician at Base Elizabeth City (70Z081), an operational unit of the U.S. Coast Guard under the Department of Homeland Security. In this role, she supports the acquisition of critical facility maintenance and aviation infrastructure services essential to mission readiness. Her responsibilities include preparing solicitation documents, administering contract actions, and ensuring compliance with federal procurement regulations, particularly under the Federal Acquisition Regulation. She specializes in low-to-mid-tier construction and facility support acquisitions, with a primary focus on painting and wall covering services that sustain the integrity of coastal air station facilities. Elliott maintains consistent working relationships with a select group of contractors, including C-Phase Services, LLC; SterileCo LLC; McKenzie Construction & Site Development LLC; and Johns Brothers Security, Inc. These partnerships reflect a preference for regional and specialized vendors capable of delivering high-quality, compliant facility maintenance services under tight operational timelines. Her procurement approach emphasizes reliability, timely delivery, and adherence to environmental and safety standards critical to Coast Guard operations. A defining feature of Elliott’s procurement pattern is her exclusive use of Total Small Business Set-Aside authorities under FAR 19.5, demonstrating a steadfast commitment to socioeconomic contracting goals. Every acquisition she manages is reserved exclusively for small businesses, ensuring equitable access to federal opportunities and reinforcing the agency’s dedication to fostering local economic resilience through targeted contracting. Her technical expertise centers on NAICS 238320—Painting and Wall Covering Contractors—reflecting a deep specialization in surface preservation, corrosion control, and facility refurbishment for maritime infrastructure. She procures services that directly support the longevity and operational readiness of air station buildings, hangars, and support structures, ensuring compliance with Coast Guard environmental and aesthetic standards. This narrow but mission-critical focus underscores her role in sustaining the physical foundation of coastal aviation operations.