Jeanna Butler

Jeanna Butler operates within a procurement environment characterized by a diverse range of professional service requirements. While specific role details are unavailable, the agency's acquisition patterns suggest a focus on high-level administrative and management consulting services to support organizational mission objectives. The agency's contracting landscape is defined by a significant utilization of non-set-aside contracts, which account for the majority of its procurement activity. However, the agency maintains a notable presence in the small business marketplace through specific socioeconomic vehicles. The agency demonstrates a clear commitment to socioeconomic contracting, particularly through the use of 8(a) Sole Source awards, which represent a substantial portion of its set-aside activity. Additionally, the agency utilizes FAR 19.5 Small Business Set-Asides to support a broader range of small business participation within its acquisition strategy. Procurement activity is heavily concentrated in professional and technical services. The agency's primary focus areas include administrative and general management consulting services, alongside other specialized management consulting. Technical requirements also extend into computer-related services, accounting services provided by certified public accountants, and periodical publishing.