Michael Spriggs

Michael Spriggs serves as a Contract Specialist within the Public Buildings Service’s PBS R11 Building Services Division Center 1, under the General Services Administration. He plays a pivotal role in executing acquisition strategies that support the maintenance, rehabilitation, and modernization of federal facilities. His responsibilities include planning, soliciting, awarding, and administering contracts for construction and facility services aligned with federal procurement regulations. Spriggs primarily manages complex construction-related procurements under the Federal Acquisition Regulation, ensuring compliance with safety, sustainability, and operational continuity standards critical to federal infrastructure integrity. Spriggs collaborates with a diverse pool of contractors specializing in commercial and institutional building construction, as well as heavy civil engineering services. He cultivates long-term vendor partnerships with firms possessing proven experience in federal facility upgrades, including those certified under socioeconomic programs. His working relationships emphasize performance-based outcomes, contract compliance, and proactive contractor engagement to ensure timely delivery of mission-critical building services. A strong advocate for small business inclusion, Spriggs consistently prioritizes set-aside opportunities, with nearly 43% of his acquisitions reserved for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses and nearly 29% allocated to HUBZone firms. He actively promotes total small business participation under FAR Part 19.5, integrating socioeconomic goals into every stage of the acquisition lifecycle to foster equitable access and enhance community economic development. His technical expertise centers on NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction), which accounts for over 70% of his portfolio, with additional focus on NAICS 237130 and 237990 for utility infrastructure and heavy civil projects. Spriggs specializes in procuring services related to building renovations, structural upgrades, electrical and communication system installations, and facility maintenance—ensuring federal buildings remain safe, efficient, and resilient for public use.