Kelly Hopper

Kelly Hopper operates within an agency environment characterized by a strong emphasis on technical and infrastructure-related acquisitions. While specific individual role details are not provided, the procurement landscape suggests a focus on managing complex service and construction requirements that support the agency's mission-critical operations. The agency's contracting landscape is diverse, with a significant portion of requirements being fulfilled through non-set-aside contracts. However, there is a notable presence of specialized vendors capable of handling large-scale technical and engineering projects. The agency demonstrates a clear commitment to socioeconomic contracting goals, with a substantial portion of its procurement activity dedicated to small business participation. Specifically, the agency utilizes small business set-asides for over one-third of its contracts, including a dedicated focus on Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB). This pattern indicates a structured approach to meeting federal small business objectives and fostering competition among diverse vendor types. Industry focus is heavily concentrated in professional and technical services, particularly within the engineering sector. The agency's procurement patterns show a primary specialization in engineering services, supplemented by requirements for architectural services and custom computer programming. Additionally, the agency manages significant construction-related acquisitions, including commercial and institutional building construction as well as specialized oil and gas pipeline and related structures construction.