Kristy Dixon

Kristy Dixon serves as a key procurement lead within the U.S. Coast Guard’s LOG-9 office (70Z084), responsible for managing life-cycle support services critical to shore-based and maritime operational readiness. She oversees the acquisition of essential facility and environmental services that ensure habitable, secure, and mission-ready environments for Coast Guard personnel nationwide. Her portfolio is exclusively focused on linen supply and related hospitality services under NAICS 812331, ensuring consistent, hygienic, and compliant laundry and textile management for barracks, vessels, and training facilities. Her acquisitions directly support the Coast Guard’s mandate to sustain personnel welfare and operational continuity across diverse geographic and environmental conditions. Dixon maintains longstanding relationships with a select group of trusted vendors, including GILMAN CORPORATION THE, FRONTLINE ENTERPRISES LLC, ISN ALLIANCE LLC, S3 SOLUTIONS ONE LLC, and FAZTEC INDUSTRIES INC. These contractors provide full-service linen supply, distribution, cleaning, and inventory management solutions tailored to federal facility standards. Her procurement approach emphasizes reliability, regulatory compliance, and service continuity, fostering long-term vendor partnerships grounded in performance-based contract structures and strict adherence to federal service-level requirements. Dixon’s contracting strategy is uniformly dedicated to small business participation, with 100% of her acquisitions set aside for small businesses under FAR 19.5. She consistently awards contracts to small, capable providers without socioeconomic designations beyond the general small business category, reflecting a strategic focus on capacity-building within the niche linen supply sector. This approach ensures broad access to federal opportunities while maintaining high standards of service delivery. Her technical expertise lies exclusively in NAICS 812331, where she procures commercial-grade linen supply services—including uniform laundering, bed linens, towels, and facility textiles—under strict federal hygiene and logistics protocols. She possesses deep familiarity with the operational demands of maritime and shore-based facilities, ensuring contracted services align with Coast Guard health, safety, and readiness standards.