Pamela Dail

Pamela Dail serves as a secondary procurement contact within the GSA/FAS Automotive Center, supporting the strategic acquisition of federal motor vehicle fleets and related lifecycle services. While not the primary contracting officer, she plays a critical role in facilitating the procurement process for vehicle body manufacturing and fleet modernization initiatives. Her responsibilities include coordinating requirements, ensuring compliance with federal acquisition regulations, and supporting contract execution for specialized automotive systems. She is deeply embedded in the agency’s mission to deliver reliable, sustainable, and efficient transportation assets across federal operations, with a focus on procurement activities tied to vehicle body design, integration, and fleet infrastructure. Pamela collaborates regularly with a core group of contractors including AMD International Technologies LLC, RRDS Inc., US21 Inc., American Material Handling, Inc., and Construction Performance Renovation LLC. These partnerships center on the design, modification, and support of specialized motor vehicle bodies and fleet-related equipment. Her working relationships reflect a preference for vendors with proven expertise in custom automotive fabrication and federal fleet adaptation, often engaging contractors who bring niche technical capabilities to meet agency-specific operational demands. Her procurement patterns demonstrate a 100% commitment to total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5, reflecting a steadfast dedication to socioeconomic contracting goals. All acquisitions she supports are structured to maximize participation by small businesses, ensuring equitable access to federal opportunities and reinforcing the agency’s mission to cultivate a diverse supplier base. This consistent application of small business set-asides underscores her role in advancing inclusion and competition within federal automotive procurement. Pamela’s technical focus is exclusively on NAICS 336211—Motor Vehicle Body Manufacturing—where she oversees the procurement of custom-built vehicle bodies, specialized chassis modifications, and fleet-specific body systems. Her domain expertise lies in the integration of durable, mission-adapted vehicle structures for federal use, including those supporting law enforcement, emergency response, and logistics operations. She ensures all procurements align with evolving standards for safety, durability, and environmental performance.