Jason J Longshore

Jason J. Longshore serves as a key procurement lead within the Central Federal Lands Division of the Federal Highway Administration, overseeing the acquisition of critical transportation infrastructure projects across federally managed lands, including national parks, forests, and Native American territories. His responsibilities include managing the full lifecycle of contracts for highway, bridge, and civil engineering works, ensuring compliance with federal regulations and alignment with the agency’s mission of safe, sustainable access to remote federal properties. He typically handles complex, multi-year construction and engineering service acquisitions under FAR Part 36, often coordinating with field engineers and environmental specialists to meet stringent safety and ecological standards. Longshore maintains consistent working relationships with a core group of experienced contractors, including MARTIN BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION, MCCULLOUGH CONSTRUCTION INC., WEST COAST CONTRACTORS, INC., S.T. RHODES CONSTRUCTION INCORPORATED, and SEB ENGINEERING INC. These firms are frequently selected for their proven expertise in heavy highway construction and specialized civil engineering services, reflecting a preference for vendors with demonstrated capability in challenging terrain and remote logistics environments. His contracting patterns indicate a reliance on established, high-performing contractors with a track record of delivering complex infrastructure under demanding conditions. While the majority of his acquisitions—84.2%—are conducted without set-asides, Longshore maintains a measured commitment to small business participation, with approximately 10.5% of awards designated as total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5 and additional support for HUBZone and service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses. His socioeconomic contracting strategy balances mission-critical delivery needs with federal goals for broad vendor inclusion. His procurement focus is heavily concentrated in NAICS 237310 (Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction), accounting for over 73% of activity, with secondary emphasis on engineering services (541330) and specialized electrical and fabricated metal work. This reflects deep technical expertise in civil infrastructure procurement, particularly in the design-build and construction-manager-at-risk delivery models.