Geoffrey Coleman

Geoffrey Coleman supports the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s mission by managing procurement activities critical to advancing nuclear safety, security, and regulatory science. Though his official title is not specified, his role centers on acquiring professional and technical services that enhance the Commission’s ability to conduct risk-informed licensing, modernize inspection protocols, and strengthen cybersecurity frameworks. He routinely handles acquisitions for consulting, training, and specialized technical services that support the agency’s technical workforce and regulatory infrastructure, ensuring compliance with federal procurement standards and alignment with NRC’s strategic priorities. Coleman works closely with a diverse array of professional services contractors, particularly those offering nuclear regulatory expertise, safety analysis, and technical training. His contracting patterns reflect collaboration with firms specializing in administrative management consulting, custom software development, and scientific advisory services. While no single contractor dominates his portfolio, his engagements favor vendors with demonstrated experience in nuclear industry compliance, radiological safety, and federal regulatory support, fostering long-term partnerships grounded in technical credibility and regulatory familiarity. His procurement strategy reflects a strong emphasis on small business participation, with over 25% of awards designated for total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5 and nearly 4% allocated to Women-Owned Small Businesses and 8(a) competitors. This pattern underscores a deliberate commitment to expanding socioeconomic opportunities while maintaining access to high-caliber, niche expertise. His approach balances broad competition with targeted set-asides to ensure a robust, diverse vendor base capable of meeting the NRC’s mission-critical needs. The majority of his acquisitions fall under NAICS 611430 for professional training and 541990 for other technical services, indicating a primary focus on workforce development, regulatory guidance, and specialized consulting. He frequently procures services related to nuclear safety training, cybersecurity risk assessments, and technical documentation support, demonstrating deep alignment with the NRC’s operational and regulatory science priorities.