Fidel Baeza

Fidel Baeza serves as a procurement specialist dedicated to delivering essential facility services through strategic contracting actions aligned with federal acquisition regulations. He plays a critical role in executing the agency’s mission to maintain clean, safe, and operational environments by managing the full lifecycle of service contracts—from market research and solicitation to award and performance oversight. His acquisitions are exclusively focused on janitorial and building support services, ensuring compliance with FAR Part 12 for commercial items and FAR Part 19 for small business set-asides. Baeza’s work directly supports operational continuity across federal facilities by securing reliable, high-quality cleaning and sanitation services. Baeza maintains a consistent contracting pattern centered on small business participation, with no large business awards recorded in his portfolio. He collaborates extensively with certified small business contractors, particularly those qualified under the Small Business Administration’s 8(a), HUBZone, and Women-Owned Small Business programs, fostering long-term vendor relationships grounded in performance accountability and regulatory compliance. His approach emphasizes transparent competition and capacity-building among disadvantaged business enterprises, encouraging new entrants into the federal marketplace while maintaining rigorous service standards. His procurement activity is entirely concentrated under NAICS 561720, Janitorial Services, reflecting a deep specialization in facility maintenance contracting. This includes the acquisition of routine cleaning, waste removal, restroom sanitation, and specialized disinfection services tailored to federal building requirements. Baeza’s expertise lies in defining performance-based specifications, evaluating service quality metrics, and ensuring contractor adherence to federal environmental and safety standards. Baeza’s contracting profile is defined by a 100% commitment to small business set-asides under FAR 19.5, demonstrating a steadfast dedication to socioeconomic goals. He consistently structures solicitations to maximize participation from small, disadvantaged, and veteran-owned firms, reinforcing the agency’s broader objectives in equitable contracting and community economic development.