Ethel N. Seabrook-Hennessy

Ethel N. Seabrook-Hennessy serves as Flight Chief and Contracting Officer, overseeing the acquisition of specialized industrial laundry services to support critical operational requirements. In this dual-role capacity, she is responsible for planning, soliciting, awarding, and managing contracts in alignment with federal procurement regulations and mission-critical standards. Her portfolio centers exclusively on NAICS 812332—Industrial Launderers—ensuring the reliable supply of sanitized linens, uniforms, and textile assets essential for hygiene-sensitive environments. As the primary contracting authority in her domain, she ensures compliance with performance-based service acquisition (PBSA) principles and integrates quality assurance surveillance plans to uphold service-level expectations. While specific contractor names are not available, her contracting patterns reflect a consistent engagement with qualified service providers capable of meeting stringent federal laundry and textile processing standards. She maintains professional relationships with vendors possessing the technical capacity for high-volume, regulated laundering operations, often requiring compliance with military or institutional hygiene protocols. Her procurement approach emphasizes vendor reliability, operational scalability, and adherence to environmental and safety regulations. Seabrook-Hennessy’s set-aside preferences are entirely non-set-aside, with 100% of her acquisitions conducted under full and open competition. This reflects a strategic focus on selecting the most qualified provider regardless of socioeconomic designation, prioritizing performance, capacity, and compliance over preference programs. Her approach aligns with mission needs where specialized technical capability, not socioeconomic status, is the determining factor in source selection. Her industry focus is singularly concentrated on NAICS 812332, indicating deep expertise in industrial-scale laundering, textile processing, and contamination control. She procures services involving institutional-grade washers, dryers, sterilization systems, and logistics for high-turnover textile assets, requiring contractors with certified infection control protocols and federal facility accreditation. Her domain expertise lies in ensuring service continuity, regulatory compliance, and operational readiness through precise performance metrics and contract surveillance.