Maya Beckemeyer

Maya Beckemeyer serves as a key procurement lead within the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), supporting the modernization of the Department of Defense’s enterprise cloud and computing infrastructure. She manages the acquisition of mission-critical IT services that enable secure, scalable, and resilient data processing for both classified and unclassified defense operations. Her portfolio centers on enterprise-level computing infrastructure, including cloud hosting, data center modernization, and secure network services essential to joint force readiness. Beckemeyer ensures acquisitions align with DoD’s strategic imperatives for zero-trust architecture, hybrid cloud adoption, and cybersecurity compliance across the defense ecosystem. Her primary contractor relationships are dominated by Oracle America, Inc., reflecting a consistent reliance on enterprise-grade computing platforms, database management systems, and integrated cloud infrastructure solutions. Beckemeyer’s procurement pattern emphasizes long-term, performance-based contracts with large, established vendors capable of delivering complex, high-availability services at scale. While Oracle is the dominant partner, her work involves rigorous vendor evaluation, service-level agreement enforcement, and lifecycle management of mission-critical systems, indicating a preference for proven, enterprise-ready technology providers with proven DoD compliance credentials. Beckemeyer’s contracting activity shows no use of socioeconomic set-asides, with 100% of awards issued under full and open competition. This reflects a strategic prioritization of technical capability, scalability, and mission assurance over socioeconomic preferences, consistent with DISA’s need for robust, enterprise-scale solutions that meet stringent DoD security and interoperability standards. Small business participation is not a focus in her current portfolio, as acquisitions are structured to meet urgent, high-stakes operational requirements requiring specialized, large-scale capabilities. Her primary NAICS focus is 518210, encompassing computing infrastructure providers, data processing, and web hosting services. She procures enterprise cloud platforms, secure data center services, and integrated IT infrastructure that support DoD’s transition to secure, scalable, and automated computing environments. Her expertise lies in acquiring technically complex, compliance-heavy services that underpin the Joint Force’s digital warfighting capabilities.