Mark Fredrickson

Mark Fredrickson serves as a Supervising Civil Engineer, a role central to the technical oversight and engineering management within his organization. In this capacity, he supports the agency's procurement mission by providing technical expertise essential to the lifecycle of infrastructure and civil works acquisitions. His responsibilities involve overseeing complex engineering requirements and ensuring that technical specifications align with the agency's mission-critical infrastructure needs. The agency's procurement landscape is heavily concentrated in the heavy construction and specialized trade sectors. Vendors active at this agency primarily provide large-scale civil engineering services, including highway, street, and bridge construction, as well as water and sewer line infrastructure. The agency also engages with contractors specializing in electrical installation, site preparation, and roofing services to support its diverse facility and infrastructure requirements. Based on available procurement data, the agency demonstrates a pattern of utilizing full and open competition, with no recorded set-aside preferences for specific socioeconomic categories such as 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB. The contracting activity reflects a focus on unrestricted award processes. The technical domain expertise required for these acquisitions is centered on heavy civil engineering and infrastructure development. The primary NAICS focus areas include Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction, followed by significant activity in Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction. Additionally, the agency procures specialized services in Electrical Contracting, Site Preparation, and Roofing, indicating a broad requirement for comprehensive construction and utility maintenance capabilities.