Perry F. Auvil

Perry F. Auvil serves as a Clerk within the Western Zone of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service, providing critical administrative and procedural support to the agency’s contracting operations. In this role, he facilitates the end-to-end lifecycle of procurement actions, ensuring compliance with federal acquisition regulations and supporting the timely execution of infrastructure and land stewardship projects. Auvil’s responsibilities include document management, contract file maintenance, and coordination between program managers and contracting officers, enabling efficient delivery of mission-critical services that uphold the ecological and public safety goals of national forest lands. While specific contractor names are not available in current records, Auvil’s work consistently supports a procurement environment that prioritizes partnerships with service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses (SDVOSBs), which receive 100% of set-aside awards under his purview. His administrative support ensures that SDVOSB eligibility requirements are rigorously verified and that contracting processes align with the Department of Agriculture’s mandate to promote equitable access for veteran-owned enterprises. This pattern reflects a deep institutional commitment to socioeconomic goals and veteran workforce integration. Auvil’s procurement activities are exclusively focused on NAICS code 237990, Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction, which encompasses the design, rehabilitation, and maintenance of forest infrastructure including trails, access roads, erosion control structures, and wildfire mitigation systems. He supports acquisitions for civil engineering services that require specialized knowledge in terrain stabilization, sustainable construction practices, and environmental compliance under the National Environmental Policy Act. His daily work ensures that technical specifications align with the Forest Service’s ecological stewardship priorities. Through meticulous recordkeeping and procedural adherence, Auvil enables the Western Zone to deliver resilient, publicly accessible forest infrastructure while upholding federal contracting standards and advancing veteran-owned small business participation.