Lynnie Ball

Lynnie Ball serves as Capital Services Project Manager II within the Department of Public Works – Capital Project Management under Charles County Government, where she leads the planning, design, and procurement of critical water, sewer, and community mobility infrastructure. In this primary contracting role, she manages the full lifecycle of capital projects—from needs assessment and scope development to contract award and performance oversight—ensuring alignment with state and federal codes, environmental standards, and long-term resilience goals. Her acquisitions are exclusively focused on public works construction, with an emphasis on delivering sustainable, code-compliant systems that enhance public safety and environmental stewardship. Lynnie Ball maintains collaborative relationships with a select pool of qualified general contractors and specialty subcontractors experienced in civil infrastructure construction. She works closely with firms possessing proven track records in water and sewer line installation, stormwater management systems, and related civil works, prioritizing technical competence, safety compliance, and project delivery reliability. Her contracting approach emphasizes transparent bid processes and performance-based contract management to ensure accountability and quality outcomes across all phases of project execution. Her procurement patterns reflect a strong preference for open competition, with 100% of her acquisitions issued under non-set-aside conditions. While she does not currently utilize socioeconomic set-asides such as 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB programs, her focus remains on selecting the most technically capable and financially stable contractors capable of delivering complex infrastructure projects on schedule and within regulatory frameworks. Lynnie specializes in NAICS 237110—Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction—overseeing the procurement of services related to pipeline installation, pump station construction, gravity sewer systems, stormwater detention facilities, and associated civil earthwork. Her technical expertise lies in municipal utility infrastructure, with deep familiarity in ANSI, EPA, and Maryland Department of the Environment standards governing water quality, erosion control, and public works construction practices.