Reginald C. Burrell

Reginald C. Burrell serves as a Contract Specialist, where he performs essential procurement functions to support the agency's mission. In this capacity, he is responsible for managing various acquisition processes and ensuring that procurement activities align with regulatory requirements and organizational objectives. His role involves navigating the complexities of the federal acquisition lifecycle to facilitate the procurement of necessary goods and services. The agency demonstrates a procurement pattern that leans heavily toward full and open competition, with 80% of its contracts being processed without set-aside designations. However, the agency maintains a commitment to socioeconomic goals, with 20% of its procurement activity directed toward small business set-asides in accordance with FAR 19.5. The procurement landscape under his purview is highly specialized, with a significant technical focus on the aerospace and defense manufacturing sectors. The agency's requirements are concentrated in aircraft engine and engine parts manufacturing, as well as the production of other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment. Additionally, there is a secondary focus on the manufacturing of motors and generators, indicating a technical domain expertise centered on complex mechanical and aeronautical components.