Jesse Weidow

Jesse Weidow serves as a primary procurement contact within the Department of Health and Human Services. In this capacity, they support the agency's mission to advance public health through administrative modernization and the integration of specialized medical and technical platforms. Their role involves managing acquisitions that align with the agency's strategic priorities in biomedical research and clinical care infrastructure. The agency's contractor landscape is characterized by significant awards to state-level health organizations, including the California Department of Health Care Services, the New York State Department of Health, the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, and the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration. Vendors active at this agency frequently include large-scale governmental health entities and regional human services providers. Regarding set-aside preferences, the agency demonstrates a diverse procurement strategy. While a majority of awards are categorized as No Set-Aside, there is a significant commitment to Buy Indian Set-Asides, specifically through the Indian Health Services. A smaller percentage of acquisitions are conducted on an unrestricted basis or through single-source justifications where only one responsible source is available. The procurement focus is heavily weighted toward information technology and digital infrastructure. Primary NAICS specializations include software publishing and electronic computer manufacturing, complemented by custom computer programming and other computer-related services. This indicates a technical domain expertise centered on the acquisition of software solutions, hardware manufacturing, and telecommunications services to support the agency's modernization goals.