George Zambil

George Zambil serves as Contracts Team Leader, overseeing the planning, solicitation, and award of federal acquisitions to support critical operational missions. In this leadership role, he ensures compliance with federal procurement regulations while driving efficiency and accountability across the contracting lifecycle. He manages a diverse portfolio of contracts spanning technical services, infrastructure, and specialized support systems, with a focus on competitive bidding processes that align with agency objectives and regulatory frameworks. His team is responsible for end-to-end contract administration, from market research and requirement development to post-award oversight and performance evaluation. While specific contractor names are not available, Zambil’s procurement patterns reflect consistent engagement with a broad spectrum of vendors, including small businesses, mid-tier contractors, and specialized service providers. His team fosters collaborative relationships with firms capable of delivering complex technical solutions under tight timelines, emphasizing transparency, fair competition, and performance-based outcomes. Vendor partnerships are typically structured through competitive solicitations, with an emphasis on clear performance metrics and risk mitigation strategies. Zambil demonstrates a strong commitment to socioeconomic contracting, with 60% of his awards designated for 8(a) competed contracts, underscoring a deliberate strategy to promote small business development and ownership. The remaining 40% are awarded without set-asides, reflecting a balanced approach that prioritizes both competition and inclusion. His contracting patterns consistently favor 8(a) firms, aligning with broader federal goals to expand opportunities for disadvantaged entrepreneurs while maintaining high standards of acquisition integrity. His primary procurement focus lies in five NAICS categories: electrical contracting and wiring installation (238210), computer and software wholesale distribution (423430), direct title insurance carriers (524127), fire protection services (922160), and a distinct but unspecified category (454310) also accounting for 20% each. This diversified technical portfolio indicates expertise in procuring infrastructure, cybersecurity-enabled hardware, financial services, and public safety systems, positioning him as a strategic buyer across both physical and digital domains.