Felicia Stanfill

Felicia Stanfill serves as a Purchasing Agent for the W7M6 USPFO Activity II ARNG under the Department of the Army (W91SMC), responsible for executing procurement actions that sustain the operational readiness and quality-of-life needs of the Illinois Army National Guard. She manages a diverse portfolio of acquisitions centered on logistics support, facility operations, and personnel services critical to training and deployment cycles. Her work ensures the continuous functionality of dining, lodging, and energy infrastructure across remote and garrisoned training sites, aligning with DoD sustainment priorities and FAR-compliant acquisition protocols. Stanfill routinely handles service-based contracts requiring rapid mobilization, strict compliance with military standards, and coordination with multiple stakeholder units. While specific contractor relationships are not publicly detailed, Stanfill engages with a broad spectrum of vendors capable of delivering mission-critical services under time-sensitive conditions. Her procurement patterns suggest consistent collaboration with firms experienced in military-grade hospitality, fuel logistics, and bulk petroleum distribution. She maintains a vendor ecosystem that includes both large-capacity service providers and agile small businesses capable of supporting geographically dispersed operations with minimal lead time. Stanfill demonstrates a balanced approach to socioeconomic contracting, with approximately one-third of her acquisitions structured as Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5, reflecting a deliberate commitment to expanding small business participation. The remaining two-thirds are open competitions, indicating flexibility in sourcing while maintaining compliance with DoD small business goals. Her pattern suggests a preference for unrestricted competition where scale or specialized capability is required, but actively prioritizes small business opportunities when requirements align with their capacity. Her procurement focus is concentrated in three key NAICS categories: 721110 (hotels and motels) for transient lodging and billeting services, and 324110 and 424720 for petroleum refining and wholesale distribution, respectively. This reflects deep expertise in energy security and sustainment logistics, particularly in procuring fuel, lubricants, and related petroleum products under military specification standards. Stanfill’s domain knowledge spans the intersection of facility operations, energy supply chains, and force readiness, making her a critical link in maintaining the Illinois Army National Guard’s operational tempo.