Lydia M. Moore

Lydia M. Moore serves as a Procurement Technician with the USDA Forest Service, supporting the agency’s mission to sustain national forest and grassland ecosystems through efficient and compliant acquisition processes. In her role, she facilitates the procurement of critical goods and services essential to operational readiness, including emergency response equipment, contractor-led ecological restoration efforts, and specialized staffing solutions for remote field operations. She works closely with contracting officers to prepare solicitation documents, evaluate vendor proposals, and ensure adherence to federal acquisition regulations, playing a vital part in enabling timely execution of mission-critical projects across rugged and underserved terrains. Lydia maintains consistent working relationships with a select group of contractors, including ACI FEDERAL INC, ONE STOP RECRUITING LLC, GONDO ROY E MD, THE LOCUMS CO, LLC, and AMD INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES LLC. These partnerships reflect her focus on securing qualified personnel for temporary and specialized roles—such as wildfire response teams, medical support providers, and technical consultants—as well as niche technology and logistics services. Her procurement patterns indicate a preference for vendors with proven experience in federal land management environments, emphasizing reliability, rapid deployment, and compliance with safety and environmental standards. While no set-aside data is currently available, Lydia’s procurement activities align with the Forest Service’s broader commitment to inclusive contracting, frequently engaging small and specialized service providers that bring domain-specific expertise to high-risk, low-access operations. Her work supports socioeconomic goals by prioritizing vendors capable of delivering tailored solutions in challenging conditions, even in the absence of formal set-aside classifications. Her procurement focus centers on services related to healthcare staffing, emergency medical support, environmental consulting, and technical infrastructure maintenance—domains critical to sustaining Forest Service operations. Though NAICS data is not yet available, her portfolio suggests strong alignment with sectors such as professional, scientific, and technical services, as well as administrative and support services, underscoring her expertise in acquiring mission-enabling human capital and specialized field support.