Jeanniene C. Warner

Jeanniene Warner supports the Western-Corporate Services Office within the Department of Energy by managing mission-critical procurement initiatives that enable digital modernization and operational resilience for national energy infrastructure. She oversees acquisitions of specialized software systems, technical training services, and engineered components essential to grid management, simulation modeling, and cybersecurity enhancement. Her work ensures the agency’s technical workforce remains equipped with cutting-edge tools and training, aligning procurement strategy with the office’s priorities in energy data analytics and infrastructure modernization. Warner maintains longstanding relationships with key contractors including Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc., PowerWorld Corp, and Utilities International, Inc., who deliver advanced modeling platforms, grid simulation tools, and technical implementation services. She also collaborates with Daniel L. Sun, Inc. and Focus Learning Corporation for specialized engineering support and professional development training. Her contracting approach emphasizes technical precision and performance-based outcomes, fostering partnerships with vendors capable of delivering high-integrity, mission-aligned solutions under stringent federal compliance standards. While the majority of her acquisitions are unrestricted—reflecting a 87.5% non-set-aside profile—she consistently allocates 12.5% of opportunities to Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5, demonstrating a measured commitment to small business engagement. Her socioeconomic contracting patterns prioritize qualified small firms with demonstrated expertise in energy-sector technical services, rather than broad socioeconomic categories, ensuring capability-driven award decisions. Her primary procurement focus lies in NAICS 331210 for steel pipe and tube manufacturing, 611430 for professional and management development training, and 511210 for software publishing—particularly energy modeling and data analytics platforms. She also procures fabricated structural metal components and specialized electrical equipment critical to physical and digital energy infrastructure. Her expertise spans both the engineering and workforce development domains, bridging physical infrastructure needs with digital enablement through targeted, technically rigorous acquisitions.