La Shura M. Johnson

La Shura M. Johnson serves as a key procurement professional within the Public Buildings Service’s Building Services Division Center 3, operating under the General Services Administration. Responsible for managing facility support contracts critical to the operational continuity of federal buildings in the Washington Metropolitan Area, Johnson oversees the acquisition of maintenance, operations, and energy resilience services that ensure the safe, efficient, and sustainable functioning of federal infrastructure. Her work directly supports the agency’s mission to modernize building systems and uphold high standards of facility performance, with a focus on mission-critical services such as HVAC, electrical systems, janitorial support, and preventive maintenance. Johnson’s contracting patterns reflect a preference for open, unrestricted competition, with all procurements currently classified as non-set-aside. This approach underscores a strategic emphasis on broad market access and performance-based outcomes rather than socioeconomic targeting. While no specific contractor relationships are identified in current records, her portfolio likely engages a diverse pool of qualified vendors, including large-scale facilities management firms and specialized technical service providers with proven experience in federal building operations. Her contracting activity demonstrates minimal reliance on set-aside programs such as 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB, indicating a procurement strategy centered on technical capability and service reliability over socioeconomic classifications. This reflects a mission-driven prioritization of operational continuity and compliance with federal facility standards. Johnson’s procurement focus aligns with NAICS categories related to building maintenance and support services, including facility operations, mechanical systems maintenance, energy management, and custodial services. She specializes in performance-based contracting for integrated building systems, ensuring that contractors deliver measurable outcomes in reliability, safety, and sustainability across a portfolio of high-traffic federal facilities.