Miriam Johnson

Miriam E. Johnson serves as a Secondary Point of Contact, supporting the agency's procurement mission through administrative or coordinative functions. In this capacity, she assists in the management of the acquisition lifecycle and serves as a key liaison within the agency's contracting infrastructure to ensure streamlined communication and procedural compliance. The agency's procurement landscape is characterized by a heavy reliance on full and open competition, with a significant majority of contracts being awarded without set-aside designations. While the agency maintains a presence in the broader marketplace, there is a smaller, specialized segment of activity involving small business entities. The agency demonstrates a primary focus on large-scale acquisitions, with approximately 90.9% of its contracting activity occurring through non-set-aside vehicles. Small business participation accounts for the remaining 9.1% of the agency's procurement patterns, indicating a contracting environment that leans heavily toward established commercial providers. The agency's technical requirements are concentrated in high-level scientific and engineering domains. Procurement activity is most prevalent in research and development within the physical, engineering, and life sciences. Additionally, the agency frequently engages in the procurement of telecommunications services, professional engineering services, and custom computer programming. There is also a specialized requirement for the manufacturing of audio and video equipment, reflecting a diverse technical portfolio spanning R&D, information technology, and specialized hardware.