Keith Roumfort

Keith Roumfort serves as Environmental Compliance Manager for DPW Facilities – Environmental Resources in Charles County, Maryland, where he oversees the procurement and regulatory alignment of infrastructure projects critical to public health and environmental stewardship. In this primary contracting role, he ensures that all acquisitions related to water and sewer systems comply with state and federal environmental statutes, including the Clean Water Act and Maryland’s Stormwater Management Act. His procurement focus centers on civil construction services that enhance the resilience of municipal water infrastructure, with direct accountability for solicitation development, contract administration, and contractor performance monitoring to meet environmental compliance standards. Roumfort collaborates with a network of qualified civil construction contractors specializing in water and sewer line installation, rehabilitation, and related hydraulic structures. His working relationships are built on technical competency, regulatory adherence, and proven track records in public infrastructure delivery. While no specific contractors are currently identified in the procurement record, he consistently engages firms with demonstrated expertise in trenchless technologies, pipe bursting, and stormwater conveyance systems, prioritizing vendors with certified environmental management systems and experienced field crews familiar with Maryland’s soil and hydrogeological conditions. Roumfort’s contracting portfolio reflects a strict preference for open competition, with 100% of acquisitions designated as “No Set-Aside.” This approach underscores a mission-driven emphasis on technical merit and regulatory compliance over socioeconomic preferences, though he remains open to qualified small businesses that meet stringent performance and environmental standards. His procurement patterns prioritize capability and compliance over certification-based set-asides, aligning with the agency’s focus on infrastructure integrity. His primary NAICS focus is 237110—Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction—reflecting deep expertise in subsurface utility infrastructure. He procures services including pipeline replacement, pump station upgrades, sanitary sewer rehabilitation, and stormwater detention system construction, requiring specialized knowledge in hydraulic modeling, soil stabilization, and environmental permitting. His technical domain expertise ensures that all contracted work supports the agency’s mission of sustainable water resource management and ecosystem protection.