Lorenzo Aragon

Lorenzo Aragon serves as a primary point of contact within the IT Services branch of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service under the Department of the Interior. In this capacity, he supports the agency's mission to modernize digital infrastructure and integrate specialized technology essential for conservation and wildlife management. His role involves managing acquisitions related to custom software development, virtual training platforms, and the deployment of advanced analytical instrumentation for field research. The agency's procurement landscape includes a diverse range of vendors, with significant awards going to firms such as Koniag Emerging Technologies LLC, David T Scott & Associates LLC, and Axon Enterprise, Inc. Other active vendors within the office include Nuaxis LLC and Inalab Consulting, Inc., reflecting a mix of large-scale systems integrators and specialized technical consultants. Regarding socioeconomic goals, the agency primarily utilizes full and open competitions, with no set-aside preferences applied to the majority of its contracts. However, there is a documented commitment to small business participation, with a portion of awards designated as Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5. The agency's industry focus is heavily weighted toward technical services, with a primary emphasis on custom computer programming services and other computer-related services. Additionally, the procurement patterns indicate specialized requirements for analytical laboratory instrument manufacturing and boat building, as well as niche needs for crushed and broken granite mining and quarrying.