Frank Gomez

Frank Gomez supports the W6QK Acc-pica under the Department of the Army in managing critical defense acquisitions aligned with military readiness and logistics modernization. Though his formal title is not specified, his procurement activities center on securing advanced electronic components, systems design services, and technical training solutions essential to sustaining combat systems and munitions supply chains. He oversees a diverse portfolio of contracts spanning manufacturing, IT infrastructure, and operational support, ensuring alignment with the Army’s strategic priorities in ammunition production and installation resilience. His work directly enables force projection through reliable, mission-critical procurement outcomes. Gomez maintains consistent partnerships with leading defense contractors including Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation, General Dynamics OTS (Wilkes-Barre), LLC, and The Lockwood Group LLC, reflecting a preference for established industry players with proven capabilities in defense manufacturing and systems integration. He also collaborates with specialized service providers such as Logisys Technical Services Inc. and Progsit LLC, indicating a balanced approach between large-scale industrial contractors and niche technical service firms. His contracting patterns suggest a focus on performance-based, outcome-driven acquisitions with an emphasis on technical fidelity and supply chain reliability. While the majority of his procurements—75%—are conducted without set-asides, Gomez actively incorporates 8(a) competed contracts, demonstrating a deliberate commitment to small business participation within the defense industrial base. His socioeconomic contracting strategy prioritizes capability over size, ensuring that qualified 8(a) firms compete meaningfully for high-value technical work while maintaining mission-critical continuity through established vendors. His procurement focus is evenly distributed across four key NAICS categories: Other Electronic Component Manufacturing, Computer Systems Design Services, Administrative Management Consulting, and Other Technical and Trade Schools. This reflects expertise in procuring advanced electronics, IT infrastructure design, operational planning services, and specialized military training programs—all essential to sustaining modern Army readiness and workforce development.