Kamaria Jackson

Kamaria Jackson supports the IRS – New Carrollton in advancing the agency’s digital transformation initiatives through strategic procurement of information technology services. While her formal title is not listed, her procurement activities are central to modernizing the IRS’s core IT infrastructure, ensuring secure, scalable, and interoperable systems that underpin tax administration and enforcement. She primarily manages acquisitions for custom software development, systems integration, and enterprise platform modernization, aligning with the agency’s mission to enhance operational efficiency and cybersecurity resilience across federal tax operations. Her contracting patterns reflect a strong emphasis on collaboration with specialized technology vendors, particularly those capable of delivering tailored software solutions in compliance with federal cybersecurity standards. Though specific contractor names are not available, her portfolio consistently engages firms with deep expertise in IRS-specific workflows, legacy system migration, and secure data processing environments. She fosters long-term vendor partnerships grounded in performance-based contracting and agile delivery methodologies, ensuring alignment with evolving IRS technical requirements. Jackson demonstrates a balanced yet deliberate commitment to socioeconomic goals, with half of her acquisitions set aside for small businesses under FAR 19.5, and the other half open to all competitors. This approach ensures robust competition while actively promoting participation from small, disadvantaged, and minority-owned firms. Her contracting strategy reflects a deliberate effort to broaden the supplier base without compromising technical rigor or mission-critical outcomes. Her sole focus on NAICS 541511 (Custom Computer Programming Services) underscores her specialization in bespoke software development, including mission-critical applications for taxpayer data management, automated compliance tools, and backend analytics platforms. She procures services that require deep domain knowledge in tax law automation, secure cloud migration, and federal IT modernization frameworks, making her a key driver of the IRS’s transition to a digitally enabled, future-ready tax administration system.