Kimberly Gordon

Kimberly Gordon serves as a key procurement lead within the Public Buildings Service’s PBS R11 Building Services Division Center 4, operating under the General Services Administration. She is responsible for managing the acquisition of critical facilities support services essential to maintaining federal workspaces, with a singular focus on landscaping and grounds maintenance contracts. Her role ensures the operational readiness and aesthetic integrity of federal properties by aligning procurement activities with the agency’s mission to deliver safe, clean, and sustainably managed environments. Gordon oversees the full lifecycle of service contracts, from market research and solicitation development to award and performance monitoring, consistently applying federal acquisition regulations to meet mission-critical service delivery goals. While specific contractor names are not publicly enumerated, Kimberly Gordon’s procurement pattern reflects a consistent engagement with a broad base of small business vendors, particularly those certified under socioeconomic programs. Her contracting activity is structured to maximize small business participation, with all awards designated as total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5. This approach fosters strong, recurring partnerships with locally rooted, service-disabled veteran-owned, HUBZone, and women-owned small businesses capable of delivering high-quality landscaping and groundskeeping services across federal sites. Her procurement strategy is exclusively focused on NAICS 561730 — Landscaping Services — encompassing mowing, pruning, irrigation, seasonal planting, snow removal, and landscape maintenance. She specializes in acquiring performance-based service contracts that emphasize measurable outcomes, environmental stewardship, and compliance with federal sustainability mandates. Her domain expertise lies in evaluating contractor capabilities for site-specific landscape management, including the use of native vegetation, water conservation practices, and integrated pest management techniques, ensuring services align with both operational needs and federal green building standards.