Patrick Siers

Patrick Siers serves as a Contracting Officer’s Representative for the USDA Forest Service, supporting the agency’s mission to sustain public access to forested lands through resilient infrastructure. In this role, he provides technical oversight and contract administration for construction and maintenance projects, ensuring compliance with federal acquisition regulations and performance standards. He works closely with contracting officers to monitor contractor performance, manage modifications, and verify deliverables related to transportation and recreational infrastructure. His acquisitions primarily involve highway, street, and bridge construction services, with a strong emphasis on safety, durability, and ecological compatibility in federally managed forest environments. Siers maintains consistent working relationships with key contractors including GCS LLC, ACME ASPHALT INDUSTRIES INC, and TwentyoneTwentyseven LLC, all of which have demonstrated proven capability in delivering complex civil infrastructure under challenging environmental conditions. His procurement approach emphasizes collaborative oversight, requiring contractors to adhere to strict quality control protocols and environmental mitigation measures. He fosters long-term vendor partnerships built on reliability, regulatory compliance, and responsiveness to field-level operational needs. Siers operates under a 100% Small Business Set-Aside framework in accordance with FAR 19.5, reflecting a steadfast commitment to maximizing economic opportunity for small businesses. All acquisitions are structured to prioritize participation from small disadvantaged businesses, HUBZone firms, and other socioeconomically disadvantaged contractors, aligning with federal mandates to promote equitable access to federal contracting opportunities. His technical expertise is concentrated in NAICS 237310—Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction—where he procures services for trail and road rehabilitation, bridge replacement, erosion control, and campground access infrastructure. He possesses deep familiarity with federal construction standards, geotechnical requirements, and sustainable practices essential for maintaining forest transportation networks in remote and ecologically sensitive areas.