Marjorie E. Lomas

Marjorie E. Lomas serves as a Logistics Manager responsible for overseeing the acquisition and distribution of specialized electronic components critical to mission-critical systems. In this role, she ensures timely procurement of high-reliability components that support operational readiness, aligning acquisition strategies with logistical requirements and supply chain resilience goals. Her work bridges procurement planning with end-user needs, managing the full lifecycle of contracts for electronic parts—from sourcing and vendor evaluation to contract administration and performance monitoring. She plays a pivotal role in sustaining the agency’s technical infrastructure by securing components that meet stringent quality and compliance standards. Lomas maintains a broad network of suppliers specializing in electronic component manufacturing, engaging with both established manufacturers and niche producers capable of meeting exacting technical specifications. Her contracting patterns reflect a preference for direct procurement from qualified vendors with proven track records in precision manufacturing and quality assurance systems such as AS9100 and IPC-A-610. She prioritizes vendors with robust supply chain controls and the ability to deliver on tight timelines, fostering long-term partnerships based on performance, reliability, and technical adaptability. Her procurement activity is entirely focused on open competition, with no set-asides utilized in her contracting portfolio. This reflects a strategic emphasis on maximizing technical capability and supply chain breadth rather than socioeconomic preferences. While she does not routinely award contracts under 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB programs, her approach ensures that all vendors—regardless of size—are evaluated solely on technical merit, delivery capability, and compliance with industry standards. Lomas specializes exclusively in NAICS 334419, Other Electronic Component Manufacturing, procuring a wide array of passive and active electronic components including circuit boards, connectors, sensors, and custom-built modules. Her domain expertise lies in sourcing components for high-reliability applications, requiring deep familiarity with RoHS compliance, lead-free soldering, and military-grade tolerances. She works closely with engineering and quality assurance teams to validate supplier capabilities and ensure components meet rigorous performance benchmarks.