Lisa Gregory-Robinson

Lisa Gregory-Robinson serves as a key procurement professional within the W6QK Acc-apg Cont Ct Wash Ofc, supporting the Department of the Army’s mission to advance critical C5ISR capabilities for land and expeditionary forces. She manages complex acquisitions centered on research and development in electro-optic/infrared sensor systems, precision navigation and guidance technologies, and ruggedized power generation solutions. Her work ensures that cutting-edge technical capabilities are rapidly integrated into operational environments, directly enhancing situational awareness and mission readiness. Gregory-Robinson specializes in engineering and systems development contracts, navigating stringent military standards for performance, durability, and interoperability in contested environments. Her primary contractor relationships are anchored with Cummins Power Generation Inc., reflecting a consistent reliance on industry leaders in high-reliability power systems for expeditionary applications. She collaborates with a focused set of technical vendors possessing deep expertise in military-grade electro-optics, embedded navigation, and ruggedized energy solutions, fostering long-term partnerships built on technical compliance and delivery reliability. These relationships are characterized by structured, performance-based contracting approaches that emphasize innovation, test validation, and rapid fielding cycles. Gregory-Robinson’s contracting portfolio reflects a 100% non-set-aside approach, indicating a strategic emphasis on technical capability over socioeconomic preferences. While small business participation is not formally prioritized in her award patterns, her procurements remain open to all qualified vendors capable of meeting the rigorous performance demands of Army C5ISR systems. Her procurement focus is exclusively under NAICS 541715, underscoring her specialization in physical and engineering research and development. She procures advanced sensor suites, tactical navigation modules, and expeditionary power systems designed for extreme environmental conditions, demonstrating deep technical fluency in defense electronics, thermal imaging, and mobile power architectures critical to modern battlefield operations.