Mark S Levi

Mark B. Levi serves as a key procurement professional within the Public Buildings Service’s R3 Acquisition Management Division of the General Services Administration, overseeing the strategic acquisition of facility-related services to support federal operations across Region 3. His responsibilities center on managing complex contracts for building construction, mechanical systems, and infrastructure modernization, ensuring federal workspaces meet safety, efficiency, and sustainability standards. He routinely handles performance-based acquisitions under FAR Part 37, including design-build, construction management-at-risk, and integrated project delivery models, with a focus on long-term asset lifecycle management. Levi maintains collaborative relationships with a diverse pool of contractors specializing in building systems and engineering services. He frequently engages with prime contractors possessing expertise in HVAC, electrical infrastructure, and energy systems integration, fostering partnerships that emphasize quality control, schedule adherence, and compliance with federal building codes. His contracting approach prioritizes vendor performance metrics and post-award oversight to ensure deliverables align with GSA’s mission of operational excellence. His procurement patterns reflect a strong preference for open competition, with 86.8% of awards issued without set-asides, while maintaining a deliberate 13.2% allocation to Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5. This balance demonstrates a commitment to broad market access while ensuring meaningful opportunities for small businesses, particularly those certified under standard small business programs. Levi’s technical focus is concentrated in NAICS 238220 (HVAC contractors), 541330 (engineering services), and 238210 (electrical contractors), with significant activity in electric power distribution and emerging solar energy generation (221114). His expertise spans the full spectrum of facility systems procurement—from mechanical and electrical installations to renewable energy retrofits—reflecting a deep understanding of federal building modernization priorities and sustainable infrastructure development.