Ricky Maxey

Ricky Maxey serves as a Park Ranger with the W076 Endist Ft Worth under the Department of the Army, responsible for the maintenance, preservation, and operational readiness of military installation grounds and recreational landscapes. In his procurement capacity, he supports the agency’s mission to sustain safe, environmentally compliant, and functional military facilities by managing acquisitions related to grounds maintenance, waste management, and landscape infrastructure. His role directly interfaces with contract execution for services that ensure compliance with federal environmental standards and installation readiness goals, primarily overseeing service-based contracts under the solid waste collection NAICS code. Maxey routinely collaborates with a core group of established contractors including M.A. Mortenson Company, Federal Contracting Inc, and Cerris Builders, Inc., who deliver integrated facility support services such as debris removal, landfill operations, and site remediation. These partnerships are characterized by long-term performance reliability and consistent adherence to Department of the Army operational protocols. His working relationships emphasize proven vendor track records in military environmental compliance rather than competitive bidding cycles, reflecting a preference for continuity and mission-critical service assurance. Maxey’s procurement activity reflects a 100% no set-aside orientation, indicating a focus on full and open competition without socioeconomic set-asides such as 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB preferences. This pattern underscores a prioritization of operational urgency, technical capability, and proven performance over socioeconomic targeting, aligning with the agency’s infrastructure sustainment imperatives. His primary procurement focus is concentrated in NAICS 562111 (Solid Waste Collection), encompassing the management of municipal-type waste streams from military installations, including trash hauling, recycling coordination, and hazardous material handling. His technical expertise lies in environmental service contracting, ensuring that waste operations meet EPA and Army Regulation 200-1 standards while supporting installation sustainability goals.