Eric Carroll

Eric Carroll serves as a key procurement professional within the 258-Network Contract Office (36C258) of the Department of Veterans Affairs, where he supports the acquisition of critical healthcare infrastructure and operational services essential to veteran care delivery. His responsibilities center on managing complex contracts for medical equipment, facility upgrades, and maintenance services that modernize clinical environments across VA medical centers. He specializes in procuring electromedical devices, surgical instrumentation, and related technical services, ensuring alignment with VA’s mission to enhance healthcare quality through reliable, compliant, and mission-critical acquisitions. While specific contractor names are not available, Carroll’s procurement patterns indicate consistent engagement with a diverse vendor base, including firms specializing in medical device servicing, facility systems integration, and custom IT solutions. His working relationships reflect a balanced approach—prioritizing technical capability while maintaining compliance with federal acquisition regulations. He frequently collaborates with vendors offering maintenance, installation, and lifecycle support services for clinical environments, fostering long-term partnerships that ensure operational continuity and regulatory adherence. Carroll demonstrates a strong commitment to socioeconomic contracting, with nearly 30% of his awards directed toward service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses (SDVOSB) and over 4% allocated to total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5. Although the majority of acquisitions (70.8%) are non-set-aside, his portfolio consistently prioritizes veteran-owned and small business participation, reflecting VA’s statutory goals and dedication to inclusive contracting. His primary NAICS focus includes 811219 (Medical and Diagnostic Laboratory Services), reflecting deep expertise in clinical equipment maintenance and calibration. He also regularly procures services under 238220 (HVAC), 541511 (Custom Computer Programming), and 561730 (Landscaping), indicating a broad operational scope that supports both clinical and facility-wide infrastructure needs. This multidisciplinary procurement profile underscores his technical fluency across healthcare, facility systems, and mission-support domains.