Megan Busa

Megan Busa serves as a secondary procurement contact within DLA Europe & Africa Troop Support, supporting the agency’s mission to sustain U.S. military operations across Europe and Africa through critical non-combat logistical services. While not a lead contracting officer, she plays a vital role in facilitating acquisitions for facility maintenance, infrastructure support, and operational sustainment services, including custodial, landscaping, and waste management functions essential to garrison readiness. Her work aligns with the agency’s focus on enabling daily troop operations through reliable, scalable, and mission-critical supply chain solutions, often coordinating with lead contracting teams to ensure compliance with DoD procurement policies and performance standards. Her contractor relationships span a diverse range of suppliers, particularly those in specialized manufacturing and wholesale distribution sectors. Though no primary vendors are dominant in her portfolio, she engages with firms capable of delivering niche products such as bottled water, electrical supplies, construction materials, and perishable food items—often under time-sensitive, theater-specific requirements. Her interactions reflect a collaborative, process-driven approach, ensuring vendor alignment with military operational standards and logistical timelines across austere and deployed environments. Megan exhibits a clear preference for open competition, with 87.5% of her supported acquisitions conducted without set-aside designations. However, she actively participates in 12.5% of 8(a) competed procurements, demonstrating a measured commitment to small business inclusion without compromising mission readiness. Her socioeconomic contracting patterns reflect a balanced approach—prioritizing efficiency and scale while still creating pathways for certified small businesses to contribute to critical sustainment missions. Her primary procurement focus centers on NAICS categories including bottled water manufacturing, aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment, and construction material wholesale distribution. This reflects a unique blend of logistical and operational needs, where she ensures the availability of essential consumables, spare parts, and facility-support materials tailored to the unique demands of deployed U.S. forces in Europe and Africa. Her expertise lies in bridging industrial supply capabilities with military sustainment requirements in complex, multinational operational theaters.