Ron Moseley

Ron Moseley serves as Supervisor Civil Engineer at the Southern Research Station within the U.S. Forest Service, where he oversees the planning, procurement, and execution of civil infrastructure projects critical to sustaining forest research operations. His role ensures that field laboratories, access roads, drainage systems, and environmental compliance structures are maintained to support ecological monitoring and conservation science. Moseley manages a diverse portfolio of construction and support acquisitions under the Federal Acquisition Regulation, with a focus on ensuring operational readiness across remote research sites in the southeastern United States. He works closely with engineering and environmental teams to align procurement with technical specifications and regulatory standards. Moseley maintains a consistent working relationship with LSG Management, LLC, a primary contractor delivering civil engineering and site support services. His procurement approach emphasizes reliable, performance-based vendor partnerships that deliver technical precision and environmental stewardship. He favors contractors with demonstrated expertise in field infrastructure, erosion control, and sustainable construction practices, fostering long-term collaborations that prioritize quality, compliance, and mission alignment. His contracting patterns reflect a balanced commitment to small business participation, with equal emphasis on total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5 and open competitions. This approach ensures broad market access while actively promoting economic opportunity for small, disadvantaged firms. Moseley consistently structures solicitations to encourage participation from small businesses capable of delivering specialized civil works and transportation support services. His primary procurement focus lies in NAICS 237310 (Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction) and 488490 (Other Support Activities for Road Transportation), reflecting his expertise in road networks, access infrastructure, and site maintenance essential for field research. He procures services including earthwork, culvert installation, pavement rehabilitation, and temporary traffic control—domains requiring precise engineering oversight and adherence to federal environmental and safety standards.