Porcesh Huling

Porcesh Huling serves as a key procurement lead within the Office of the Chief Financial Officer’s Procurement and Acquisition Management Branch at the U.S. Department of Agriculture, supporting the modernization of digital infrastructure and operational systems critical to agricultural policy execution. Responsible for managing complex technical acquisitions, Huling specializes in securing advanced computing services, software solutions, and mission-critical IT consulting to enhance cybersecurity posture and data-driven decision-making. Their work directly enables the agency’s transition to resilient, cloud-enabled platforms and supports the integration of secure, scalable technologies across federal agricultural operations. Huling maintains consistent partnerships with a select group of contractors, including ALPHA OMEGA INTEGRATION LLC and SAMYAK SOLUTIONS, INC., both of which provide specialized IT modernization and systems integration services. Additional engagements with MCKENZIE CONSTRUCTION & SITE DEVELOPMENT LLC reflect a broader scope that includes facility-based technical infrastructure support. These relationships are characterized by long-term collaboration, performance-based contracting, and a focus on delivering secure, compliant solutions aligned with federal IT standards. A strong commitment to socioeconomic goals is evident in Huling’s procurement patterns, with 83.3% of contracts awarded under total small business set-asides in accordance with FAR 19.5. This reflects a deliberate strategy to prioritize small business participation, fostering innovation and capacity-building within the federal supplier base while ensuring competitive, equitable access to agency opportunities. Huling’s acquisition portfolio is concentrated in niche manufacturing and technical domains, primarily under NAICS codes 332994, 333111, 334511, 321999, and 335999, indicating a focus on specialized equipment manufacturing, agricultural machinery, sensor and navigation systems, wood-based technical components, and custom electrical subsystems. These categories suggest expertise in procuring hardware-integrated solutions that support field operations, data collection, and infrastructure resilience within USDA’s mission space.