Patrick Holom

Patrick Holom serves as the primary contracting lead for Base New Orleans (70Z029) within the U.S. Coast Guard, overseeing the acquisition of critical shore-based infrastructure services essential to operational readiness. His role centers on managing facility maintenance and modernization projects that ensure the resilience and compliance of Coast Guard installations against coastal environmental threats. Holom specializes in construction-related procurements under the Federal Acquisition Regulation, with a consistent focus on finish carpentry and interior build-out services that support mission-critical facility upgrades. He plays a pivotal role in translating facility management needs into solicitation requirements that align with Coast Guard standards for durability, safety, and sustainability. Holom maintains collaborative relationships with a network of qualified small business contractors specializing in interior finishes, trim work, cabinetry, and architectural millwork. While specific vendor names are not publicly disclosed, his procurement patterns reflect a reliance on experienced local and regional firms with proven expertise in federal facility renovation. His working relationships are characterized by proactive pre-solicitation engagement, clear technical specifications, and a preference for vendors with demonstrated experience in government construction environments. Holom’s acquisition strategy is fully aligned with small business set-aside mandates, with 100% of his procurements designated as total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5. This unwavering commitment ensures maximum participation from small, disadvantaged, and locally rooted businesses, reinforcing the Coast Guard’s socioeconomic goals and fostering regional economic development through targeted contracting. His technical domain is narrowly focused on NAICS 238350—Finish Carpentry Contractors—reflecting deep expertise in interior construction systems, including custom millwork, door and window trim, baseboards, and built-in cabinetry. Holom’s procurements are driven by the need to maintain aging infrastructure while meeting federal building codes and environmental resilience standards, making him a key steward of the Coast Guard’s physical asset lifecycle within the Gulf Coast region.