Maribel Coleman

Maribel Coleman serves as a key procurement lead within the Transportation Security Administration’s Mission Essentials division, overseeing acquisitions critical to enhancing operational readiness for federal law enforcement and security personnel. Her responsibilities center on securing facility-based training infrastructure, particularly firing range systems, safety equipment, and tactical environment support services. She plays a pivotal role in aligning contracting decisions with the agency’s mission to sustain weapons proficiency and tactical competency through high-fidelity, mission-critical training environments. Her portfolio is dominated by complex, safety-sensitive procurements requiring strict compliance with federal standards for hazardous materials handling, range design, and personnel protection. Coleman maintains a consistent working relationship with GLOBAL SUPPLY MANAGEMENT INC, the primary contractor supporting her division’s training infrastructure needs. This partnership reflects a long-term, performance-based contracting model focused on reliable delivery of specialized equipment and integrated range maintenance services. Her procurement approach emphasizes vendor accountability, technical compliance, and lifecycle support, fostering a collaborative but highly regulated vendor relationship grounded in performance metrics and regulatory adherence. Her contracting activity shows no use of socioeconomic set-asides, with 100% of awards issued under full and open competition. This reflects a strategic preference for selecting vendors based on technical capability, safety certification, and proven operational performance rather than socioeconomic criteria. While small business participation is not formally prioritized, her decisions remain fully compliant with all federal acquisition regulations. Coleman’s procurement focus is exclusively aligned with NAICS 713990—All Other Amusement and Recreation Industries—which, within this context, encompasses specialized firing range construction, live-fire training simulators, ballistic containment systems, and safety compliance equipment. Her technical domain expertise lies in the intersection of federal security training requirements and engineered recreational infrastructure, ensuring that training facilities meet both operational readiness standards and federal safety codes.