Jamie Aguilar

Jamie Aguilar serves as a key procurement lead within the W7M6 Uspfo Activity Ilang 126, a Department of the Army organization responsible for sustaining and modernizing critical infrastructure at Scott Air Force Base and associated installations. Responsible for managing construction and renovation acquisitions, Aguilar ensures alignment with military installation standards and operational readiness goals. Their work centers on facility maintenance, utility system upgrades, and environmental compliance projects, primarily executing contracts under the Commercial and Institutional Building Construction NAICS code. Aguilar plays a pivotal role in translating strategic base modernization priorities into actionable procurement actions that support long-term force readiness and infrastructure resilience. Aguilar’s contracting activities are executed exclusively through small business set-asides, with 100% of procurements designated under FAR 19.5 as Total Small Business Set-Asides. This consistent policy reflects a deliberate and institutionalized commitment to fostering small business participation across all phases of the acquisition lifecycle. While no specific contractor names are publicly identified, the pattern indicates sustained engagement with qualified small construction firms capable of delivering complex facility upgrades under military standards. Vendor partnerships are built on demonstrated capacity in military-grade construction, compliance with UFC standards, and experience with federally funded infrastructure projects. The agency’s procurement portfolio is entirely focused on NAICS 236220, Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, underscoring a narrow but mission-critical specialization in structural renovation, HVAC and electrical system modernization, roofing, and site improvements for military facilities. Aguilar’s technical expertise lies in managing design-build and construction management at-risk contracts, ensuring adherence to Unified Facilities Criteria and sustainability benchmarks. Their domain knowledge includes energy-efficient retrofits, asbestos abatement, and ADA-compliant upgrades—critical components of the Army’s infrastructure resilience strategy.