Moseley O Soule Jr

Moseley O. Soule Jr. serves as Deputy Director of Contracting and Contracting Officer for the FA8621 AFLCMC WNSK SIMS, a critical unit within the Department of the Air Force responsible for sustaining and modernizing advanced aircrew training systems and integrated avionics infrastructure. In this role, he oversees the full lifecycle of complex acquisition programs, from requirements validation and source selection to contract award and performance management, ensuring alignment with Air Force operational readiness goals. His portfolio primarily encompasses high-fidelity simulation systems, synthetic training environments, and embedded logistics solutions for next-generation aircraft platforms, requiring deep technical acumen in avionics, mission systems integration, and human-machine interface design. His principal contractor relationships center on Lockheed Martin Corporation, with whom he collaborates on large-scale, mission-critical modernization efforts involving advanced training simulators and avionics upgrades. These partnerships are characterized by long-term, performance-based contract structures, including cost-plus and fixed-price incentive mechanisms, reflecting a focus on innovation, sustainment, and system interoperability. While Lockheed Martin remains the dominant partner, his office also engages a select base of specialized technical vendors to support niche engineering and design requirements. Soule’s contracting patterns show a strong preference for unrestricted competition, with 83.3% of awards issued without set-asides, reflecting the technical complexity and scale of requirements that often exceed small business capacity. However, he consistently allocates 16.7% of opportunities to HUBZone-certified firms, demonstrating targeted support for economically distressed communities while maintaining mission-critical performance standards. His procurement focus is overwhelmingly concentrated in NAICS 541490 (Other Specialized Design Services), reflecting demand for custom simulation architecture and training system design, complemented by NAICS 541330 (Engineering Services) for systems integration and technical analysis. His expertise lies at the intersection of aerospace training systems, digital twin development, and mission-critical avionics sustainment, ensuring Air Force crews remain proficient across evolving operational environments.