Eric L. Moss

Eric Moss serves as a Contracting Officer for the Department of the Air Force at FA5004 354 Cons Pk, where he manages the acquisition of mission-critical infrastructure and operational support systems essential to airfield readiness and expeditionary aerospace operations. His portfolio encompasses the procurement of technical equipment, facility modernization services, and mission-enabling systems required to sustain remote and forward-deployed operations. Moss is responsible for ensuring compliance with federal acquisition regulations while aligning contract strategies with the agency’s priorities in infrastructure resilience, preventive maintenance, and rapid deployment capabilities. He handles a mix of competitive and sole-source acquisitions across technical and logistical domains, often coordinating with engineering and logistics teams to define performance-based requirements. Moss maintains a consistent working relationship with COMBAT MEDICAL SYSTEMS LLC, a key vendor providing specialized equipment and systems support tailored to expeditionary environments. His contractor engagements reflect a preference for established vendors with proven capabilities in defense-grade hardware and field-deployable solutions. While he collaborates with a range of suppliers, his contracting patterns indicate a focus on partners capable of rapid turnaround, technical certification, and compliance with military specifications for ruggedized and mission-critical applications. His set-aside preferences demonstrate a balanced approach to small business participation, with 41.2% of awards structured as Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5 and 2.9% allocated to 8(a) competed contracts. While the majority of acquisitions remain open to all competitors, Moss actively promotes socioeconomic contracting goals, ensuring eligible small businesses have meaningful access to opportunities aligned with their technical capabilities. Moss’s procurement focus centers on NAICS categories including 334220 (wireless communications equipment), 334511 (aeronautical navigation systems), and 332994 (ordnance accessories), reflecting his technical expertise in aerospace support systems. He regularly acquires radio and surveillance equipment, data infrastructure, and specialized storage and organizational systems critical to maintaining operational continuity in austere environments. His domain knowledge spans secure communications, embedded systems, and field-deployable logistics infrastructure.