Sandra Yazidjian

MSgt Sandra Yazidjian serves as a key procurement professional within the W7NY USPFO Activity Riang 143, a Department of the Army unit responsible for sustaining garrison operations and enhancing force protection across deployed and domestic installations. She manages the acquisition of mission-critical infrastructure support, including facility maintenance services, security system upgrades, and technical equipment essential to operational readiness. Her work directly supports the agency’s strategic priorities in modernizing physical and technical assets, with a focus on biometric access controls, fall protection systems, and integrated defense infrastructure. She exercises full contracting authority under FAR guidelines, ensuring compliance with defense acquisition regulations while aligning procurements with readiness objectives. While specific contractor names are not publicly available, MSgt Yazidjian maintains a dynamic network of vendors specializing in defense-grade engineering, security system integration, and precision manufacturing. Her procurement patterns reflect a preference for responsive, technically capable small businesses capable of rapid deployment and customization for unique military environments. She frequently engages with firms holding relevant certifications to ensure agility, quality control, and supply chain resilience in support of time-sensitive garrison modernization efforts. MSgt Yazidjian demonstrates a strong commitment to socioeconomic contracting, with approximately 66.7% of her acquisitions set aside for small businesses under FAR 19.5. Her portfolio consistently prioritizes small business participation, with a notable emphasis on general small business set-asides rather than specialized programs like 8(a) or HUBZone, suggesting a broad-based approach to fostering competitive, capable vendors. This pattern reflects a deliberate strategy to expand the pool of qualified suppliers while maintaining flexibility in sourcing. Her primary NAICS focus includes 334111 (Electronic Computer Manufacturing), 332710 (Machine Shops), and 336390 (Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing), indicating a technical specialization in electronic systems, precision-machined components, and specialized vehicle hardware. She also procures testing services under 541380 and athletic/sporting goods manufacturing under 339920—likely for training equipment and protective gear. Her expertise lies at the intersection of military infrastructure, mechanical systems, and electronic compliance, ensuring that all acquisitions meet DoD standards for durability, interoperability, and safety.