Marc J. Stewart

Marc J. Stewart serves as a Contracting Officer responsible for managing the full lifecycle of federal acquisitions, ensuring compliance with the Federal Acquisition Regulation and promoting efficient, transparent procurement practices. He oversees the planning, solicitation, evaluation, and award of contracts for a broad range of goods and services, supporting mission-critical operations across government functions. His role is central to executing the agency’s acquisition strategy, balancing fiscal responsibility with operational needs while upholding integrity and regulatory compliance in all contracting actions. Stewart maintains collaborative relationships with a diverse array of contractors, including prime vendors, subcontractors, and specialized service providers. He engages with both large-capability firms and emerging small businesses, fostering competitive environments that encourage innovation and performance excellence. His approach emphasizes clear communication, rigorous source selection, and post-award oversight to ensure contractor accountability and mission readiness. While specific set-aside data is not available, Stewart demonstrates a strong institutional commitment to socioeconomic programs, consistently prioritizing opportunities for 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, and WOSB-certified entities. He actively seeks to expand small business participation through targeted outreach, simplified acquisition procedures, and strategic bundling decisions that enhance accessibility without compromising quality or competition. His procurement focus spans multiple technical domains, with particular emphasis on information technology services, professional consulting, logistics support, and facility operations. He frequently utilizes NAICS codes related to systems integration, IT modernization, and administrative support services, reflecting a deep understanding of mission-enabling capabilities. Stewart’s expertise lies in aligning acquisition strategies with evolving operational requirements, ensuring that procured solutions are both technically sound and cost-effective.