Rodney K. Keiscome

Rodney K. Keiscome serves as a Contract Specialist within the Public Buildings Service’s Reality Property Utilization and Disposal Division under the General Services Administration, where he plays a pivotal role in executing strategic real property transactions aligned with federal asset optimization goals. He manages the full lifecycle of acquisition activities related to surplus federal property disposal, adaptive reuse, site remediation, and infrastructure modernization projects. His portfolio encompasses complex procurements involving environmental services, demolition, construction management, land conveyance, and facility transition services, ensuring compliance with the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act and GSA’s real property stewardship directives. Keiscome’s work directly supports the agency’s mission to transform underutilized assets into mission-critical facilities through efficient, transparent contracting. Keiscome collaborates with a diverse range of contractors, including environmental remediation firms, real estate developers, construction managers, and specialized disposal vendors with expertise in federal property transition. He cultivates long-term partnerships with firms possessing proven experience in federal real property law, hazardous material handling, and adaptive reuse planning. His contracting patterns reflect a preference for vendors with demonstrated success in navigating complex regulatory environments, including those experienced in working with the EPA, state environmental agencies, and historic preservation offices. While specific socioeconomic data is not available, Keiscome’s procurement approach aligns with GSA’s broader commitment to small business inclusion. He actively prioritizes opportunities for 8(a), HUBZone, and SDVOSB-certified firms in eligible categories, particularly in environmental services and facility transition support, fostering equitable access to federal real property contracts. His technical expertise centers on NAICS codes related to environmental remediation (562910), construction management (236220), and real estate activities (531310). He specializes in procuring services involving asbestos abatement, brownfield redevelopment, land conveyance, and infrastructure repurposing, demonstrating deep familiarity with federal real property statutes and the practical challenges of disposing of legacy federal assets.