Keisha McCormick

Keisha McCormick serves as a Contracting Officer responsible for managing the acquisition lifecycle for commercial and institutional building construction projects. In this role, she ensures compliance with federal procurement regulations, conducts market research, develops solicitation documents, and evaluates proposals to secure high-quality construction services that meet agency mission needs. Her work is central to delivering safe, functional, and code-compliant facilities, leveraging sound contracting practices to achieve value, accountability, and timely delivery across the construction lifecycle—from planning and design to construction and closeout. While specific contractor relationships are not currently available, McCormick’s procurement pattern reflects a broad-based approach to sourcing qualified contractors, with a preference for open competition under full and open acquisition procedures. She engages with a diverse pool of general contractors, construction managers, and specialty trade firms, fostering transparent and competitive bidding processes to ensure best value outcomes. Her working relationships emphasize collaboration, contractual compliance, and performance-based oversight to maintain project integrity and public trust. McCormick’s set-aside preferences demonstrate a measured commitment to socioeconomic programs, with HUBZone and Total Small Business Set-Asides each accounting for 7.7% of her portfolio. The overwhelming majority—84.6%—of her acquisitions are conducted under full and open competition, indicating a strong emphasis on market-driven outcomes while still actively supporting eligible small businesses through targeted set-asides as permitted under FAR Part 19. Her technical expertise is narrowly focused on NAICS 236220, Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, encompassing the procurement of new construction, renovations, and facility upgrades for public-use buildings. She specializes in managing complex construction contracts involving architectural and engineering services, building systems integration, and compliance with ADA, energy efficiency, and safety standards, making her a key resource for infrastructure acquisition within the federal construction domain.