Kevin P. Brokish

Kevin P. Brokish serves as a key procurement professional responsible for managing acquisitions within the aerospace and defense sector, with a singular focus on the manufacturing of other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment. His role centers on ensuring the timely and compliant procurement of mission-critical components essential to national defense and aviation systems. He operates within the full spectrum of federal acquisition regulations, overseeing competitive solicitations, source selection, and contract administration for complex technical systems. His work directly supports operational readiness by securing specialized hardware that enhances aircraft performance, safety, and maintainability. Brokish maintains a balanced procurement approach, engaging both large-tier defense contractors and small business suppliers. While no single vendor dominates his award portfolio, his contracting patterns reflect a deliberate effort to foster a diverse supplier base, including firms with expertise in avionics, structural components, and flight control systems. He consistently collaborates with manufacturers possessing AS9100 certification and other aerospace quality standards, ensuring compliance with stringent industry and DoD requirements. His procurement strategy is evenly split between small business set-asides and open competitions, demonstrating a strong institutional commitment to FAR 19.5 small business participation. Approximately half of his acquisitions are reserved exclusively for small businesses, reflecting a deliberate effort to expand economic opportunity while maintaining technical rigor. This balanced approach supports both competition and socioeconomic goals without compromising mission requirements. Brokish’s technical domain is narrowly focused on NAICS 336413, which encompasses non-engine aircraft components such as landing gear parts, flight control actuators, auxiliary power units, and other mission-critical subsystems. His expertise lies in evaluating technical specifications, manufacturing capabilities, and supply chain resilience for these highly specialized items. He is deeply familiar with the engineering and certification processes unique to aerospace component manufacturing, ensuring all procurements meet airworthiness and interoperability standards.