Rattana Kittitornsup-Nantz

Rattana Kittitornsup-Nantz is a procurement professional specializing in heavy civil infrastructure and site development acquisitions, driving the agency’s mission to deliver critical public works through strategic contracting. She manages a diverse portfolio of construction and engineering services, ensuring compliance with federal acquisition regulations while prioritizing efficiency, transparency, and socioeconomic equity. Her work centers on the planning, execution, and oversight of complex infrastructure projects, including earthmoving, grading, drainage, and related civil works, often requiring coordination with engineers, environmental specialists, and field contractors to meet public safety and regulatory standards. Her contracting patterns reflect a strong preference for small business participation, with nearly three-quarters of her awards structured as Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5. This consistent emphasis on small business utilization underscores her commitment to fostering economic opportunity and expanding the pool of qualified contractors in the civil construction sector. She actively engages with small, disadvantaged, and locally based firms, cultivating long-term vendor relationships that enhance competition and community impact without compromising project integrity. Her primary procurement focus lies in NAICS 237990 (Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction), where she oversees large-scale public works such as roadways, bridges, and utility relocation. She also regularly procures site preparation services under NAICS 238910, ensuring proper land development precedes major construction. Secondary areas include engineering services and soil cultivation, reflecting a holistic approach to infrastructure lifecycle management. Her technical expertise spans earthwork, erosion control, and land grading, with deep familiarity in the intersection of civil engineering design and field execution. Rattana’s procurement strategy is defined by a disciplined focus on small business inclusion and technical precision in civil infrastructure, making her a key steward of public investment in foundational community assets.