Michel Desrosiers

Michel Desrosiers serves as the primary Point of Contact for the CBP/Facilities Management unit under the Department of Homeland Security, playing a critical role in facilitating the acquisition of facility maintenance, construction, and infrastructure modernization services essential to border security operations. He coordinates procurement activities for mission-critical projects including structural repairs, building envelope restoration, corrosion mitigation, and utility system upgrades at border patrol stations and processing facilities. His responsibilities encompass the full lifecycle of facility-related acquisitions—from needs assessment and solicitation development to vendor coordination and contract administration—ensuring alignment with DHS operational readiness goals and federal construction standards. While specific contractor relationships are not currently documented, Desrosiers engages with a broad spectrum of federal construction and facilities services vendors, including general contractors, specialty trades, and engineering firms experienced in federal facility compliance. His working relationships emphasize reliability, regulatory adherence, and performance-based outcomes, often requiring contractors to demonstrate proven experience with GSA schedules, DBE participation, and federal environmental and safety protocols. Although set-aside preferences are not yet available in the data, his role inherently supports the agency’s broader commitment to socioeconomic contracting, with a likely emphasis on 8(a), HUBZone, and SDVOSB participation to foster local economic resilience and workforce development in border communities. His procurement patterns reflect a strategic alignment with DHS initiatives to increase small business engagement in mission-critical infrastructure projects. Desrosiers’ industry focus centers on NAICS categories related to building construction, facility repair and maintenance, and specialized construction services, particularly those involving structural integrity, roofing, HVAC, and moisture control systems. His technical expertise lies in procuring services that sustain the operational durability of high-traffic, high-security federal facilities under demanding environmental conditions.