Michelle D. Jordan

Michelle D. Jordan serves as a Contracting Officer responsible for managing the acquisition of commercial and institutional building construction services under the Federal Acquisition Regulation. She plays a critical role in ensuring that government construction needs are met through compliant, transparent, and competitive procurement processes. Her portfolio is exclusively focused on NAICS 236220, encompassing the planning, design, and execution of new construction and major renovations for government-owned facilities. She oversees the full lifecycle of contracts—from solicitation and evaluation to award and closeout—ensuring alignment with federal standards and mission-driven outcomes. While specific contractor names are not available, her procurement patterns indicate a strong reliance on small business participants, particularly those certified under the 8(a) Business Development Program. She consistently engages with a diverse pool of small business contractors, fostering long-term partnerships with firms capable of delivering high-quality construction services under set-aside conditions. Her working relationships reflect a preference for competitive 8(a) awards, encouraging capacity building and sustainable growth among disadvantaged business enterprises. Ms. Jordan demonstrates a pronounced commitment to socioeconomic contracting, with 66.7% of her awards designated as 8(a) competed set-asides and an additional 33.3% awarded under total small business set-asides per FAR 19.5. This pattern underscores her dedication to expanding opportunities for small, disadvantaged businesses and aligning agency procurement with national goals for equitable economic participation. She actively structures solicitations to maximize competition among eligible small businesses while maintaining rigorous performance standards. Her technical expertise is narrowly concentrated in commercial and institutional building construction, covering projects such as office complexes, public service buildings, and institutional infrastructure. She possesses deep familiarity with construction-specific clauses, performance-based acquisition methods, and construction-specific risk management practices, ensuring that delivered facilities meet federal safety, accessibility, and durability requirements.