Mary Berlanga

Mary Berlanga serves as Program Manager for FA7037 AMIC Det 2 JB San Antonio, where she leads the acquisition and lifecycle management of advanced engineering and information technology systems critical to Air Force mission readiness. She oversees the procurement of secure communications infrastructure, software-defined radio platforms, and integrated command and control solutions that modernize air operations capabilities. Her role is central to executing the agency’s strategic priorities in cyber-enabled mission systems and emerging technology training, ensuring acquisitions align with DoD standards for resilience, interoperability, and cybersecurity compliance. While specific contractor names are not publicly disclosed, Mary Berlanga maintains a robust procurement ecosystem centered on 8(a) certified small businesses, with 100% of her acquisitions competed under the 8(a) program. She actively cultivates partnerships with small businesses possessing specialized expertise in defense-grade IT services, fostering long-term relationships that promote innovation, agility, and socioeconomic equity in defense contracting. Her approach emphasizes mentorship, performance accountability, and capacity building among disadvantaged small businesses to sustain a resilient small business industrial base. Her contracting portfolio is exclusively focused on NAICS 541512 — Computer Systems Design Services — reflecting her deep specialization in custom software development, systems integration, and mission-critical IT architecture. She procures services that enable secure network operations, real-time data fusion, and software-defined communication systems tailored for tactical air environments. Her technical domain expertise spans cybersecurity-hardened platforms, embedded systems, and DoD-aligned software development lifecycles, ensuring all acquisitions meet stringent military standards for performance and compliance. Mary Berlanga’s procurement strategy is defined by a singular commitment to small business innovation, technical excellence in systems design, and the operational modernization of Air Force communications infrastructure.