Naziha Djeriouat

Naziha Djeriouat serves as a key procurement professional within the 0409 Aq Hq Contract office under the Department of the Army, responsible for managing complex facility and infrastructure support acquisitions critical to U.S. Army garrison readiness. She oversees the lifecycle of contracts ensuring operational continuity at overseas and domestic installations, with a focus on maintenance, specialized construction, and equipment servicing for airfields, utilities, and logistics infrastructure. Her acquisitions span industrial machinery, facilities support services, and mission-critical logistics systems, requiring deep technical understanding of military operational requirements and compliance with federal acquisition regulations. Djeriouat maintains strategic relationships with major contractors including PAE Applied Technologies LLC and BSH HUISHUDAPPARATEN B.V., partnering with firms capable of delivering integrated facility services and specialized industrial equipment. Her contracting patterns reflect a preference for established vendors with proven capabilities in global military environments, particularly those experienced in heavy machinery maintenance, facility operations, and expeditionary infrastructure support. These relationships are characterized by long-term performance-based contracts and a focus on reliability, compliance, and rapid response in deployed theaters. Her procurement portfolio reflects no set-aside preferences, with 100% of awards issued under full and open competition. This indicates a mission-driven emphasis on capability and readiness over socioeconomic classifications, prioritizing technical proficiency and operational suitability over programmatic diversity mandates. While small business participation is not structurally required, she evaluates all offers on merit, ensuring the highest standards of performance for mission-critical infrastructure. Her primary NAICS focus areas include industrial truck and stacker machinery manufacturing, facilities support services, support activities for oil and gas operations, and woodworking and paper machinery manufacturing. These reflect a technical domain expertise in heavy equipment maintenance, facility operations, and energy infrastructure support—particularly relevant to sustaining military installations with complex utility and logistics demands.