Jennifer Moreno

Jennifer Moreno serves as a procurement lead within the Federal Prison System’s Glynco facility under the Department of Justice’s Bureau of Prisons, overseeing acquisitions critical to institutional security and operational resilience. She manages a diverse portfolio of contracts focused on mission-critical infrastructure, including energy systems, surveillance technologies, and non-lethal munitions, ensuring compliance with federal safety and regulatory standards. Her role is central to modernizing correctional operations through strategic sourcing that aligns with the agency’s priorities in workforce safety, technological modernization, and facility sustainment. While specific contractor relationships are not publicly enumerated, Moreno’s procurement patterns reflect a strong emphasis on small business engagement, particularly through competitive set-asides under FAR 19.5. She consistently prioritizes partnerships with small businesses, including 8(a) certified firms and other socioeconomically disadvantaged vendors, fostering a supplier base that enhances innovation and local economic impact. Her contracting approach supports broad vendor participation while maintaining rigorous performance and compliance standards. Moreno demonstrates a pronounced commitment to small business participation, with over 63% of her acquisitions designated as total small business set-asides, reflecting a deliberate strategy to expand access for disadvantaged entrepreneurs. An additional 5.5% of awards are competitively set aside for 8(a) firms, underscoring her alignment with federal socioeconomic goals. Her contracting patterns prioritize inclusive competition, ensuring equitable opportunity while maintaining high standards for mission-critical deliverables. Her primary procurement focus lies in food manufacturing NAICS codes—particularly 311999 and 311991—indicating significant investment in institutional food services for federal correctional populations. She also procures specialized equipment under 335312 and 332999, including power systems and fabricated metal components, alongside technical services under 541519 for IT and systems integration. This blend of operational support and infrastructure procurement reveals deep expertise in sustaining complex correctional environments through integrated, mission-driven acquisitions.