Judith Muise

Judith Muise serves as a key procurement professional within the Public Buildings Service’s PBS R1 Acquisition Management Division under the General Services Administration, where she oversees the acquisition of critical facility infrastructure services for high-priority federal sites, including land ports of entry and naval installations. Her work is central to the division’s mission of delivering secure, resilient, and modernized federal infrastructure through end-to-end construction and facility support. Muise specializes in managing construction-manager-at-risk and design-build contracts, with a focus on complex, mission-critical building systems requiring integrated project delivery methods and stringent compliance with federal construction standards. She maintains consistent working relationships with prime contractors such as PIKE DEW JV GP and J & J CONTRACTORS, INC., who deliver specialized building systems under performance-based specifications. These partnerships reflect a preference for experienced, vertically integrated firms capable of managing multi-trade construction scopes with rigorous safety, security, and sustainability requirements. Muise fosters collaborative, long-term vendor relationships grounded in transparent communication, performance metrics, and compliance with federal acquisition regulations. Muise’s procurement portfolio is entirely structured under Total Small Business Set-Aside authority per FAR 19.5, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to socioeconomic goals. All acquisitions are reserved exclusively for small businesses, ensuring equitable access to federal infrastructure opportunities and fostering the growth of qualified small contractors in the built environment sector. Her technical focus is exclusively on NAICS 238220—Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors—reflecting deep expertise in mechanical systems integration for federal facilities. She procures comprehensive HVAC, hydronic, and building automation services essential to energy efficiency, indoor air quality, and lifecycle resilience in high-occupancy government buildings, ensuring compliance with GSA’s sustainability and net-zero goals.