Jamie A. Brassard
Jamie A. Brassard is a Program Support Assistant at USDA Forest Service. Jamie is associated with 1 contract. USDA Forest Service has $6,836,160 in total awards. Activity spans Janitorial Services.
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Jamie A. Brassard
Program Support Assistant
Agency
USDA Forest Service
Code: 1282A7
Department Of Agriculture (usda) › Forest Service
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Feb 1, 2013
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Jamie A. Brassard serves as a Program Support Assistant within the USDA Forest Service (Agency Code: 1282A7), providing critical procurement support for operational and facility maintenance activities across national forests and grasslands. In this role, Brassard facilitates the execution of acquisi...
Jamie A. Brassard serves as a Program Support Assistant within the USDA Forest Service (Agency Code: 1282A7), providing critical procurement support for operational and facility maintenance activities across national forests and grasslands. In this role, Brassard facilitates the execution of acquisition processes aligned with the agency’s mission to sustain forest health and ensure operational readiness in remote environments. They specialize in managing janitorial and facility support services essential to maintaining safe, functional, and compliant infrastructure on federal lands. Their work directly enables mission continuity by ensuring timely procurement of cleaning and sanitation services vital to public use areas, ranger stations, and emergency response facilities. Brassard maintains consistent working relationships with a select group of contractors, including ACI FEDERAL INC, ONE STOP RECRUITING LLC, GONDO ROY E MD, THE LOCUMS CO, LLC, and AMD INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES LLC. These partnerships are primarily centered on facility services and administrative support, reflecting a preference for vendors with proven experience in federal compliance, remote-site logistics, and workforce mobilization. The working relationships demonstrate a pattern of repeat engagement, suggesting trust in vendor reliability, regulatory adherence, and responsiveness to the unique demands of Forest Service operations. Brassard’s procurement activities are fully aligned with the USDA Forest Service’s commitment to small business development, as evidenced by a 100% Total Small Business Set-Aside preference under FAR 19.5. This reflects a deliberate and consistent strategy to prioritize small business participation across all janitorial service acquisitions, fostering economic opportunity while ensuring access to qualified, community-based vendors capable of serving the agency’s dispersed infrastructure. The primary NAICS focus is 561720 (Janitorial Services), indicating a specialized procurement domain centered on custodial, sanitation, and facility support services. Brassard’s expertise lies in acquiring non-clinical, mission-critical cleaning and maintenance services tailored to federal lands, including wilderness areas, visitor centers, and administrative facilities, ensuring compliance with federal environmental and safety standards.
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