Gina L. Holman

Gina L. Holman serves as Director, Small Business, where she leads the strategic implementation of socioeconomic contracting initiatives to maximize small business participation in federal acquisitions. In this role, she ensures alignment with FAR Part 19 policies and advises on the design of procurement strategies that foster competitive, inclusive market access. She oversees the planning and execution of set-aside programs, working closely with acquisition teams to structure solicitations that meet agency mission needs while advancing small business goals. Her work directly supports the agency’s broader objective of equitable economic opportunity through targeted contracting. While specific contractor names are not publicly available, Holman’s procurement patterns reflect a strong emphasis on engaging small business concerns across diverse technical domains. She cultivates partnerships with a broad spectrum of small businesses, including those certified under 8(a), HUBZone, and SDVOSB programs, encouraging competition among firms with specialized capabilities. Her approach prioritizes building sustainable vendor relationships that promote long-term capacity development and market readiness among small business contractors. Holman demonstrates an exceptional commitment to small business set-asides, with 65.5% of her portfolio structured under total small business set-asides per FAR 19.5. This reflects a deliberate and consistent strategy to channel opportunities toward small firms, minimizing no-set-aside awards and ensuring compliance with statutory goals. Her contracting patterns underscore a proactive effort to remove barriers to entry and create transparent pathways for small businesses to compete meaningfully in federal markets. Her primary industry focus lies in national security-related services, with significant activity under NAICS 928110, alongside specialized procurements in commercial construction, professional technical services, custom computer programming, and aerospace instrumentation systems. These areas reflect a technical portfolio centered on mission-critical infrastructure, defense support, and advanced technological services, where small business innovation is leveraged to meet complex operational requirements.