Juliann Handziak

Juliann Handziak serves as a key procurement professional within the U.S. Government Publishing Office, supporting the agency’s mission to produce, distribute, and preserve official federal publications in secure, standardized formats. She manages acquisitions for high-integrity, citizen-facing documents including Social Security cards, IRS recognition materials, and immigration forms such as the I-94, ensuring compliance with federal printing standards and security protocols. Her work centers on commercial printing contracts that require precision, confidentiality, and adherence to Government Accountability Office guidelines. Handziak handles a range of solicitation types, from sealed bids to negotiated procurements, with a focus on delivering durable, tamper-resistant printed outputs at scale. Her primary contractor relationships are with Liberty Communications, Inc. and THE SMEAD MANUFACTURING COMPANY, both of which provide specialized commercial printing and secure document production services. These partnerships reflect a preference for established vendors with proven capabilities in high-volume, government-grade printing and material handling. Handziak maintains consistent, long-term working relationships with these firms, prioritizing reliability, quality control, and adherence to federal specifications over competitive bidding when technical requirements demand specialized expertise. Handziak’s procurement portfolio reflects a strict no-set-aside approach, with 100% of awards issued under full and open competition. This reflects the agency’s operational need for consistent, scalable production capacity and the technical complexity of its printed products, which often require proprietary equipment and security clearances not widely available among small businesses. While socioeconomic preferences are not utilized, her contracting practices remain fully compliant with FAR regulations and agency transparency mandates. Her primary procurement focus lies in NAICS 323111 (Commercial Printing, except Screen and Books), accounting for 87.5% of activity, with the remainder in NAICS 323113 (Commercial Screen Printing). She specializes in procuring security-printed materials, multi-layered forms, and tamper-evident documents requiring specialized inks, substrates, and finishing techniques. Her technical domain expertise centers on secure document lifecycle management and federal printing standards.