Larry Gillman

Larry Gillman serves as a key procurement lead within the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s Office of Contracting Services, overseeing the acquisition of mission-critical geospatial intelligence technologies. He manages complex contracts aligned with NGA’s strategic modernization goals, focusing on custom software development, data analytics platforms, and geospatial system integration. His work directly supports the agency’s mission to deliver timely, actionable geospatial intelligence to national defense and humanitarian operations, ensuring that technical solutions meet rigorous intelligence community standards for accuracy, security, and scalability. Gillman maintains a strong, consistent partnership with ECS Federal, LLC, a trusted contractor with deep expertise in defense-grade software development and geospatial data systems. His contracting approach emphasizes long-term vendor collaboration, leveraging proven performance and technical alignment with NGA’s evolving requirements. He routinely engages contractors capable of delivering secure, agile, and mission-tailored solutions, favoring those with demonstrated experience in intelligence community environments and compliance with NGA’s data governance frameworks. His procurement strategy is exclusively focused on Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) set-asides, reflecting a deliberate and sustained commitment to socioeconomic diversity in the geospatial technology sector. Every acquisition under his purview is structured to maximize participation by WOSB firms, ensuring equitable access to high-impact defense contracts and fostering innovation from underrepresented voices in national security technology. Gillman’s portfolio is entirely centered on NAICS 541511—Custom Computer Programming Services—with a specialization in geospatial software engineering, AI-driven imagery analysis, and secure data pipeline development. He procures advanced geospatial applications, cloud-native analytics tools, and tailored algorithmic solutions that enhance the agency’s ability to process satellite, airborne, and sensor-derived data. His technical domain expertise lies at the intersection of geospatial intelligence, software modernization, and mission-critical system integration within the DoD ecosystem.