LaTorie M. Bivins

LaTorie M. Bivins supports critical acquisition functions within FA7037 Amic Det 2 JBTS, a specialized unit of the Department of the Air Force focused on modernizing secure communications, software-defined radio systems, and integrated command and control infrastructure. Though her formal title is not listed, her procurement activities are central to sustaining and enhancing Air Force mission readiness through the acquisition of advanced engineering and information technology solutions. She routinely manages contracts for mission-critical systems that enable cyber-enabled operations, ensuring alignment with Department of the Air Force priorities in secure communications and emerging technology training. Her contracting patterns reflect a balanced approach to vendor engagement, with approximately two-thirds of awards issued under open competition and one-third reserved for 8(a) certified small businesses. This reflects a deliberate strategy to foster innovation through small business participation while maintaining competitive rigor. While specific contractor names are not available, her portfolio suggests consistent collaboration with firms capable of delivering secure communications hardware, IT infrastructure services, and specialized software solutions tailored to military operational environments. Her primary NAICS focus spans three distinct but complementary domains: Office Machinery and Equipment Rental and Leasing (532420), Office Administrative Services (561110), and Information Services (511210). These reflect a need for leased communication hardware, administrative and logistics support for technical teams, and custom software development or data services supporting command and control systems. Her work bridges operational requirements with commercial procurement frameworks, ensuring that technical capabilities are fielded efficiently without compromising security or interoperability standards. Bivins’ procurement approach underscores a strategic commitment to both mission effectiveness and socioeconomic goals, consistently integrating small business innovation into high-priority defense technology acquisitions.