Roger C. Charnock

Roger C. Charnock serves as a key procurement lead within the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center’s Glynco Procurement Office, supporting the Department of Homeland Security’s mission to equip federal law enforcement personnel with mission-critical infrastructure and services. He manages a diverse portfolio of acquisitions focused on facility modernization, technical systems integration, and operational support services essential to training readiness. His work ensures that training environments are equipped with secure, reliable, and scalable solutions, including communications networks, specialized equipment maintenance, and custom software systems tailored to evolving law enforcement curricula. Charnock maintains consistent partnerships with a core group of contractors including Diversified Fabricators & Erectors, Inc., Range Cleaners Inc., Builders Supply Inc., Reynolds-Warren Equipment Company, Inc., and Contender Boats Inc., reflecting a preference for vendors with proven expertise in construction, facility maintenance, and specialized equipment supply. His contracting patterns emphasize long-term vendor reliability, technical specificity, and on-site operational support, often requiring contractors to deliver integrated solutions across physical infrastructure and technical systems. His procurement strategy demonstrates a strong commitment to small business participation, with over half of his awards designated for total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5, alongside a notable emphasis on service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses. This reflects a deliberate effort to foster economic opportunity while ensuring access to agile, specialized capabilities often found in niche small firms. Charnock’s primary technical focus lies in NAICS 237130 for power and communication line construction, NAICS 541511 for custom computer programming, and NAICS 811310 for commercial machinery repair and maintenance. These categories underscore his expertise in acquiring mission-critical infrastructure, secure communications systems, and specialized equipment servicing—all vital to sustaining modern law enforcement training operations.