Myla Wyatt

Myla Wyatt serves as the primary Point of Contact for the Federal Highway Administration, facilitating the procurement of professional and technical services critical to the modernization of the nation’s surface transportation infrastructure. In this role, she supports the agency’s mission by managing the acquisition lifecycle for consulting and technical services that enhance planning, construction oversight, and digital infrastructure management. Her responsibilities include coordinating requirements development, ensuring regulatory compliance, and aligning contract actions with FHWA’s strategic priorities in infrastructure resilience and innovation. She typically handles non-construction services requiring specialized expertise in systems integration, operational analysis, and policy advisory support. While specific contractor names are not publicly disclosed, Myla collaborates with a diverse ecosystem of professional services firms, including management consultants, technical advisors, and engineering support providers. Her procurement patterns reflect a balanced engagement with both large firms and small businesses, emphasizing performance-based outcomes and mission-aligned deliverables. She maintains consistent communication with vendors throughout the solicitation and award phases, fostering transparent, competitive environments that prioritize technical merit and compliance with federal acquisition regulations. Myla demonstrates a strong commitment to socioeconomic contracting, with approximately half of her acquisitions conducted under no set-aside authority and the other half equally split between total small business set-asides and open competition. This balanced approach ensures broad market access while actively promoting opportunities for small businesses under FAR 19.5. Her contracting patterns reflect FHWA’s broader goals of fostering inclusive competition and expanding the pool of qualified vendors capable of supporting complex transportation initiatives. Her procurement focus centers on NAICS categories 541611, 541618, 541690, and 541990, reflecting a demand for administrative management consulting, technical advisory services, and specialized professional support. She routinely acquires services related to infrastructure planning, data-driven decision systems, safety analysis, and digital transformation tools—domain areas requiring deep expertise in transportation policy, systems engineering, and operational efficiency.