Jordan R. Salata

Jordan R. Salata serves as a procurement specialist focused on water infrastructure and utility systems, ensuring the reliable delivery of critical public water services through strategic contracting. Operating within a mission-driven environment, Salata manages the full lifecycle of acquisitions for water supply and irrigation systems, from requirements development to contract award and administration. Their work supports essential public health and environmental stewardship objectives by securing technical solutions that enhance system efficiency, resilience, and regulatory compliance. Salata’s portfolio centers on complex, capital-intensive procurements involving engineering design, construction, and long-term operational support for municipal and regional water utilities. While no specific contractor relationships are identifiable in current data, Salata’s procurement patterns indicate a preference for competitive, open-market solicitations, engaging a broad spectrum of qualified vendors with demonstrated expertise in hydraulic modeling, pipeline infrastructure, treatment plant modernization, and automated control systems. The absence of set-aside preferences suggests a focus on technical capability and performance history rather than socioeconomic classifications, aligning with the agency’s emphasis on mission-critical outcomes over categorical preferences. Salata’s contracting activity is exclusively categorized under NAICS 221310 — Water Supply and Irrigation Systems — reflecting a deep specialization in water resource management. This includes procurement of infrastructure components such as pumps, valves, SCADA systems, aquifer recharge technologies, and non-revenue water reduction solutions. Their expertise lies in evaluating technical proposals for hydraulic efficiency, regulatory adherence (including Safe Drinking Water Act standards), and lifecycle cost analysis, ensuring that acquired systems meet long-term operational and environmental sustainability goals. Salata’s work directly supports the modernization of aging water networks and the expansion of service to underserved communities through technically sound, performance-based contracting.