Logan Ojermark

Logan Ojermark serves as a key procurement professional at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center, supporting the agency’s mission to advance next-generation propulsion systems and deep space vehicle technologies. Responsible for managing complex acquisition strategies for mission-critical aerospace systems, Ojermark oversees contracts spanning guided missile and space vehicle manufacturing as well as applied research and development in physical and engineering sciences. Their work directly enables the development of rocket engines, flight avionics, and computational infrastructure essential for Moon-to-Mars architecture studies and real-time propulsion testing, ensuring alignment with NASA’s strategic objectives for human exploration beyond low Earth orbit. Ojermark maintains consistent procurement relationships with specialized aerospace contractors, including BASTION TECHNOLOGIES INC and AEROSPACE & COMMERCIAL TECHNOLOGIES, LLC, both of which provide advanced engineering services, systems integration, and technical support for spaceflight hardware. These partnerships reflect a preference for vendors with proven expertise in high-reliability systems, propulsion testing, and flight-certified software development. The working relationship is characterized by technical collaboration, iterative requirement refinement, and a focus on mission-critical performance under extreme environmental conditions. While the majority of acquisitions are conducted as unrestricted procurements (75%), Ojermark demonstrates a deliberate commitment to small business participation, consistently allocating 25% of contracts as Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5. This pattern reflects a strategic emphasis on cultivating innovation from small, agile firms capable of delivering specialized components and R&D solutions without relying on socioeconomic set-asides such as 8(a) or HUBZone. The procurement portfolio is heavily concentrated in NAICS 336414 (Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing), reflecting core work on launch vehicle subsystems, propulsion test hardware, and flight control systems. Complementing this is a significant focus on NAICS 541715, where Ojermark sources advanced engineering research services for computational modeling, thermal dynamics analysis, and autonomous systems development, reinforcing NASA Marshall’s leadership in deep space technology innovation.