Jordan Morrison

Jordan Morrison serves as the primary contracting lead for Mschq Norfolk under the Department of the Navy, overseeing the acquisition of mission-critical maritime logistics and vessel sustainment services. Responsible for ensuring operational readiness of U.S. Navy surface and auxiliary fleets, Morrison manages a high-volume portfolio of contracts centered on deep-sea freight transportation, ship repair, and specialized marine equipment procurement. Their role is integral to the agency’s mission of sustaining continuous fleet deployment, requiring precise alignment with naval operational timelines and regulatory compliance under the Federal Acquisition Regulation. Morrison routinely handles complex, multi-year task orders requiring technical oversight and performance-based contract management. Morrison maintains long-standing partnerships with key contractors including ExxonMobil Marine Limited, Vigor Marine LLC, Booz Allen Hamilton Inc., and Ontic Engineering & Manufacturing, Inc., reflecting a preference for established industry leaders with proven maritime logistics and defense support capabilities. These relationships are characterized by sustained performance, technical reliability, and adherence to stringent naval standards. While the majority of contracts are awarded through full and open competition, Morrison collaborates closely with vendors to ensure compliance with security, environmental, and operational requirements unique to naval operations. Set-aside preferences are overwhelmingly oriented toward full and open competition, with 97.7% of awards issued without socioeconomic set-asides. Small business participation is limited but strategically targeted, with only 2.4% of awards allocated under total small business set-asides in accordance with FAR 19.5. This reflects a procurement posture prioritizing mission-critical capability over socioeconomic preferences, consistent with the agency’s operational imperatives. Morrison’s procurement focus is dominated by NAICS 483111 (Deep Sea Freight Transportation), accounting for 98.8% of activity, with secondary emphasis on NAICS 483112 (Deep Sea Passenger Transportation). The technical domain centers on ocean-going cargo movement, vessel maintenance support, and maritime supply chain logistics for naval assets. Expertise lies in managing complex, long-haul freight contracts requiring specialized vessels, port coordination, and compliance with Defense Transportation Regulation standards.