Gregory Cagle

Gregory K. Cagle serves as a procurement professional with a focused mandate on electrical systems, instrumentation, and infrastructure-related acquisitions, ensuring mission-critical capabilities are delivered through compliant and efficient contracting processes. His work supports the acquisition of specialized electrical equipment, power transmission components, and industrial maintenance services, aligning with national infrastructure and operational readiness objectives. Cagle manages a diverse portfolio of contract actions under the Federal Acquisition Regulation, prioritizing technical precision and regulatory adherence across complex procurement cycles. While specific contractor names are not available, Cagle’s contracting patterns reflect a consistent engagement with manufacturers and service providers specializing in switchgear, electrical instrumentation, and power line construction. His procurement approach emphasizes competitive bidding and vendor qualification, fostering relationships with firms possessing the technical expertise to meet stringent performance and safety standards. He actively cultivates partnerships with both large-tier suppliers and small business concerns capable of delivering specialized, high-reliability components and maintenance services. Cagle demonstrates a strong commitment to socioeconomic contracting, with over 70% of his awards designated for Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5. He also regularly utilizes SBA-certified Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB) set-asides and occasionally deploys 8(a) competed contracts, reflecting a deliberate strategy to expand opportunities for underrepresented and disadvantaged entrepreneurs. His contracting patterns reveal a structured emphasis on broadening the supplier base while maintaining rigorous performance benchmarks. His primary procurement focus centers on NAICS 335313 (switchgear and switchboard apparatus), 335999 (miscellaneous electrical equipment), and 237130 (power line construction), indicating deep technical familiarity with medium- and high-voltage electrical systems. He also routinely acquires instrumentation for electrical signal measurement (334515) and commercial/industrial machinery repair services (811310), demonstrating expertise in both hardware procurement and operational sustainment. Cagle’s domain knowledge spans electrical engineering applications, grid infrastructure, and industrial maintenance protocols, positioning him as a key facilitator of mission-critical electrical systems acquisition.