Joseph D. Laughlin

Joseph Laughlin operates within a procurement environment characterized by a diverse range of technical requirements and a strong emphasis on socioeconomic contracting goals. While specific role details are unavailable, the procurement patterns associated with his office indicate a focus on specialized manufacturing and technical service acquisitions. The agency demonstrates a significant commitment to small business participation and socioeconomic diversity. Procurement strategies at this agency heavily favor small business set-asides, which account for the vast majority of contract awards. Within this framework, there is a dedicated focus on Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB), reflecting a structured approach to meeting federal small business objectives and fostering competition among diverse vendor pools. The agency’s industrial focus is concentrated across several specialized NAICS categories. A primary area of procurement involves concrete product manufacturing, specifically within the 327390 classification. Additionally, the agency manages requirements for ice manufacturing, air traffic control services, and satellite telecommunications. The procurement landscape also extends to the commercial and industrial machinery sector, specifically regarding the rental and leasing of specialized equipment.