Kymberly Aviles

Kymberly Aviles serves as a key procurement professional within the W6QM Micc-West Point office of the Department of the Army, responsible for managing acquisitions that sustain the technological and operational integrity of the United States Military Academy. Her work directly supports the cadet training environment by securing advanced computing infrastructure, analytical instrumentation, and mission-critical software systems essential to modern military education. She executes contracts under full and open competition and set-aside authorities, ensuring that acquisitions align with the Academy’s strategic goals of innovation, cybersecurity resilience, and institutional modernization. Aviles maintains consistent procurement relationships with Government Acquisitions Inc. of Cincinnati and Northwestern Corp of Sioux Falls, both of which provide specialized electronic computing systems and support services. These vendor partnerships reflect a preference for contractors with proven expertise in military-grade hardware integration, system maintenance, and compliance with DoD technical standards. Her contracting patterns indicate a reliance on established vendors capable of delivering ruggedized, secure, and interoperable computing solutions tailored to high-academy operational demands. She exhibits a 100% commitment to small business set-asides under FAR 19.5, consistently directing acquisitions to small businesses without regard to specific socioeconomic categories, emphasizing capability and capacity over designation. This approach underscores a deliberate strategy to foster a competitive small business ecosystem while ensuring access to high-quality, responsive vendors capable of meeting West Point’s stringent technical requirements. Her procurement focus is entirely concentrated on NAICS 334111—Electronic Computer Manufacturing—reflecting deep specialization in procuring custom and commercial-off-the-shelf computing systems, data acquisition hardware, embedded systems, and associated firmware. Her technical domain expertise lies in acquiring secure, field-deployable computing platforms that support laboratory instrumentation, simulation environments, and cybersecurity training infrastructure critical to cadet readiness.