Renae J. Trujillo

Renae J. Trujillo serves as a Contracting Officer at W6QM Micc-JB Lewis-McChord under the Department of the Army, where she is responsible for managing the full lifecycle of procurement actions to sustain critical military infrastructure and services. Her portfolio centers on facilities maintenance, environmental compliance, and energy-efficient operations essential to the readiness and habitability of Joint Base Lewis-McChord. Trujillo specializes in complex, mission-critical acquisitions governed by FAR Part 19 and other federal procurement regulations, ensuring that all contracts align with the Army’s strategic goals for operational resilience and sustainability. She routinely handles service-based contracts requiring technical oversight and performance-based management. Trujillo maintains a focused contracting relationship with the Port of Moses Lake, which serves as her primary vendor partner for specialized infrastructure and logistics support services. Her procurement approach emphasizes long-term, performance-driven partnerships with contractors capable of delivering high-reliability facilities operations and environmental stewardship. While her vendor base is intentionally streamlined, she ensures rigorous contract administration and accountability to meet stringent military standards for safety, compliance, and mission continuity. Trujillo demonstrates an unwavering commitment to small business participation, with 100% of her acquisitions structured as total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5. This consistent application of socioeconomic authorities reflects her dedication to fostering economic opportunity within the defense industrial base and maximizing the impact of federal spending through small business engagement. Her contracting patterns prioritize inclusive competition and equitable access, ensuring that qualified small businesses are central to sustaining critical base operations. Her technical expertise is concentrated in NAICS 333316, which encompasses HVAC and refrigeration equipment manufacturing and related systems integration. She procures specialized building systems, energy-efficient climate control infrastructure, and integrated environmental control technologies essential to maintaining habitable and mission-ready facilities. Trujillo’s domain expertise lies in the intersection of facility operations, energy resilience, and regulatory compliance, making her a key steward of infrastructure modernization at one of the Army’s most vital joint bases.