Gaige MacOmber

Gaige Macomber supports the procurement mission of the 27th Sustainment Command (FA4855) under the Department of the Air Force, managing a diverse portfolio of facility services and infrastructure support contracts critical to air base operational readiness. Responsible for acquiring specialized maintenance, utility, and logistics services, Macomber ensures compliance with federal acquisition regulations while advancing the agency’s strategic goals in infrastructure resilience. Their acquisitions span non-electronic facility systems, environmental services, and industrial equipment maintenance—domains essential to sustaining mission-critical air operations across expeditionary and garrison environments. Macomber maintains a consistent working relationship with ALTUS TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS LLC, a key vendor providing specialized maintenance and support services across multiple facility domains. The contracting pattern reflects a preference for long-term, performance-based partnerships with firms capable of delivering integrated solutions in complex operational settings. These relationships are characterized by recurring task order awards under indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) mechanisms, emphasizing reliability, rapid response, and technical adaptability in support of dynamic base requirements. A defining feature of Macomber’s contracting approach is a 100% total small business set-aside policy, fully aligned with FAR 19.5, ensuring all awards are reserved for small businesses without socioeconomic subcategories. This reflects a deliberate and comprehensive commitment to expanding economic opportunity within the defense supply chain, prioritizing agility, local capacity, and innovation from small firms across diverse industrial sectors. The procurement focus centers on NAICS 562991 (septic tank and related services), 811310 (commercial and industrial machinery repair), 811111 (general automotive repair), 531130 (self-storage lessors), and 332216 (saw blade and handtool manufacturing). These categories reveal deep expertise in non-traditional defense logistics—particularly in facility utilities, maintenance of non-electronic industrial equipment, and localized support services that underpin base sustainability beyond conventional construction or IT systems.