Lisa Marshall

Lisa Marshall serves as a key procurement lead within the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation at Ogden, supporting the sustainment of critical U.S. military aircraft systems. She manages complex acquisitions for high-reliability aviation components essential to the operational readiness of legacy and modern platforms, particularly the F-16 and KC-46. Her portfolio focuses on specialized subsystems including propulsion, power distribution, avionics, and airframe components, ensuring mission-critical parts meet stringent military specifications. She plays a central role in executing long-term sustainment contracts that maintain fleet availability through timely, compliant, and technically rigorous sourcing of aftermarket and OEM-certified parts. Marshall maintains consistent, high-volume contracting relationships with leading defense aerospace prime contractors, including Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd. Aviation Group, Raytheon Company, Honeywell International, Aerospace & Commercial Technologies, LLC, and Meggitt Safety Systems Inc. These partnerships are characterized by deep technical collaboration, long-term performance-based agreements, and reliance on certified manufacturing standards for military-grade aviation systems. Her procurement approach emphasizes supply chain resilience, technical validation, and direct vendor accountability to ensure component integrity under operational stress. Marshall’s contracting activity is entirely non-set-aside, with 100% of awards issued under full and open competition. This reflects a strategic prioritization of technical capability, quality assurance, and supply chain continuity over socioeconomic set-asides. While small business participation is not formally incentivized in her portfolio, vendors must still meet rigorous DoD certification and quality control standards, ensuring all suppliers—regardless of size—deliver mission-critical performance. Her procurement focus is exclusively under NAICS 336413, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing, underscoring deep expertise in sourcing specialized aviation subsystems. She regularly acquires flight-critical components such as fuel control units, hydraulic actuators, avionics enclosures, and safety systems, requiring adherence to MIL-SPEC, AS9100, and FAA/EASA regulatory frameworks. Her domain knowledge centers on the lifecycle management of mature and obsolete aviation parts, ensuring sustained operational capability for aging and evolving airframes.