Kennth Randle

Kenneth Randle serves as a key procurement lead within the National Cemetery Administration, overseeing the acquisition of landscaping and grounds maintenance services essential to the stewardship of national veterans’ cemeteries. Responsible for ensuring compliance with federal contracting regulations, he manages solicitations and contract awards aligned with the agency’s mission to preserve the dignity and perpetual care of burial grounds. His portfolio is exclusively focused on service-based acquisitions under NAICS 561730, encompassing groundskeeping, irrigation, monument maintenance, erosion control, and landscape restoration—critical functions that sustain the sanctity and aesthetic integrity of these hallowed sites. Randle maintains consistent working relationships with a select group of specialized contractors, including MCKENZIE CONSTRUCTION & SITE DEVELOPMENT LLC, LAUBACKER ENTERPRISES, INC., and HAMILTON PACIFIC CHAMBERLAIN LLC, all of which demonstrate proven expertise in cemetery-specific horticultural and infrastructure services. His contracting approach favors long-term, performance-based partnerships with vendors capable of delivering consistent, high-quality maintenance across geographically dispersed national cemetery sites. These relationships are built on reliability, adherence to strict preservation standards, and the ability to operate in sensitive, high-visibility environments. His procurement strategy is uniformly dedicated to service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses (SDVOSBs), with 100% of his acquisitions set aside for this socioeconomic category. This unwavering commitment reflects the National Cemetery Administration’s core values and reinforces opportunities for veteran entrepreneurs to serve their fellow veterans through meaningful contract participation. Randle’s contracting patterns exemplify a deliberate alignment between socioeconomic goals and mission-critical outcomes. Randle’s technical expertise lies exclusively in landscaping services under NAICS 561730, with deep familiarity in cemetery-specific requirements such as grave marker alignment, native plant restoration, seasonal turf management, and historic landscape preservation. His acquisitions prioritize sustainable, low-impact maintenance practices that honor the historical character of each site while ensuring long-term operational resilience.