Gregorie Vinueza-Daly

Gregorie Vinueza-Daly serves as a key procurement professional within the W7MV Uspfo Activity Azang 162, a Department of the Army unit dedicated to sustaining military installation readiness and personnel welfare. Responsible for managing a diverse portfolio of acquisitions, they oversee contracts supporting infrastructure maintenance, logistical services, and quality-of-life initiatives critical to operational readiness. Their work spans facilities, equipment, and service contracts that ensure safe, functional, and habitable environments for service members and civilian staff, aligning closely with the agency’s mission to sustain deployable forces through reliable support systems. While specific contractor names are not publicly available, Vinueza-Daly maintains a broad network of vendor partnerships across manufacturing, hospitality, and food services sectors. Their contracting approach emphasizes performance-based acquisition strategies and competitive solicitation practices, fostering relationships with both large-capability providers and small business suppliers capable of delivering specialized, mission-critical goods and services under strict federal compliance standards. A strong commitment to socioeconomic contracting is evident in their preference for small business set-asides, with 36% of awards designated for Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5. This reflects a deliberate strategy to maximize opportunities for small businesses, particularly those without specific socio-economic certifications, while maintaining compliance with federal procurement guidelines and promoting equitable market access. Their primary procurement focus lies in NAICS 336413 (other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment), 721110 (hotels and motels), 337211 (wood office furniture), and 722310 (food service contractors), indicating expertise in procuring both specialized defense-support equipment and essential non-military services that sustain daily operations. This unique blend of technical and administrative procurement domains underscores their ability to manage complex, multi-sector acquisitions critical to garrison-level readiness.