Jennifer Goss

Jennifer Goss serves as a key procurement professional within the Federal Protective Service East CCG Division 1 Acquisition Division, supporting the Department of Homeland Security’s mission to secure federal facilities through strategic acquisitions of protective security services and integrated surveillance systems. She manages the full lifecycle of contract actions, from requirements validation and market research to award and performance monitoring, with a primary focus on physical security operations and facility protection. Her work ensures that federal infrastructure is safeguarded by qualified personnel and technologically advanced security solutions, aligning procurement outcomes with operational readiness and national security priorities. Goss maintains consistent working relationships with core contractors including GXC MAX INC, FLATTER, INC, and ENPROVERA CORP, all of which provide specialized security guard services, patrol operations, and supporting administrative functions. Her contracting patterns reflect a preference for established vendors with proven capability in federal security environments, fostering long-term performance-based partnerships grounded in compliance, accountability, and mission alignment. She prioritizes vendors capable of delivering scalable, responsive, and technologically integrated security solutions across high-risk federal sites. Her procurement strategy reflects a balanced commitment to socioeconomic objectives, with nearly 40% of awards directed toward small business categories—particularly Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (23.1%) and Total Small Business Set-Asides (15.4%). While the majority of contracts remain open to all competitors (61.5%), Goss actively leverages FAR 19.5 and SDVOSB preferences to expand opportunities for qualified small businesses without compromising mission-critical performance standards. The bulk of her acquisitions fall under NAICS 561612 (Security Guards and Patrol Services), reflecting deep expertise in personnel-based security operations, while a smaller but significant portion supports NAICS 561110 (Office Administrative Services) to sustain logistics and administrative functions critical to field operations. Her technical domain expertise centers on physical security systems, access control integration, and workforce deployment models tailored to federal facility protection requirements.