Glen Seipp

Glen Seipp serves as a Contract Specialist within the Preparedness SECTION (PRE20) of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, where he plays a critical role in executing acquisitions that bolster national resilience and operational readiness. He manages the full lifecycle of complex procurement actions, from requirements validation and market research to contract award and administration, ensuring alignment with FEMA’s mission to strengthen incident management frameworks and workforce capabilities. His portfolio primarily encompasses professional services supporting administrative, technical, and training functions essential to emergency response systems. Seipp collaborates with a diverse range of contractors, including management consulting firms, technical service providers, and training organizations, to deliver mission-critical support services. While no single vendor dominates his award profile, he consistently engages with firms possessing specialized expertise in emergency preparedness, organizational development, and risk analysis. His working relationships reflect a preference for competitively awarded contracts that emphasize performance-based outcomes and compliance with federal acquisition regulations. His set-aside preferences reveal a strong emphasis on open competition, with 75.9% of acquisitions conducted without socioeconomic set-asides. However, he maintains a meaningful commitment to small business participation, with 17.2% of awards designated for 8(a) firms and an additional 3.5% each allocated to total small business set-asides and women-owned small businesses, demonstrating balanced adherence to FAR Part 19 objectives. Seipp’s procurement focus centers on NAICS 541611 (administrative management consulting) and 541690 (other scientific and technical consulting), reflecting his domain expertise in organizational effectiveness and emergency response planning. He also regularly procures professional training services under NAICS 611430 and environmental consulting under 541620, underscoring his support for capacity building across technical, managerial, and operational domains within the emergency management ecosystem.