Ronda Jordan

Ronda Jordan serves as a Contract Specialist at Navfacsyscom Mid-Atlantic within the Department of Defense. In this capacity, she is responsible for executing the agency's procurement mission, managing the acquisition lifecycle from solicitation to award. Her role involves ensuring that the procurement of critical infrastructure and support services meets stringent federal regulations and Department of Defense standards. She typically handles complex acquisitions that support the operational readiness and facility maintenance of naval installations. The agency landscape at Navfacsyscom Mid-Atlantic is characterized by a heavy reliance on large-scale construction and engineering firms. Vendors active at this agency include major entities such as Whiting-Turner Contracting Company, SB Ballard, and Walsh Federal LLC. Additionally, the office frequently awards contracts to specialized firms like SES-Tech Atlantic and the Archer Western Federal JV. These contractors typically provide the high-capacity technical expertise required for large-scale federal facility projects and infrastructure development. Regarding socioeconomic goals, the procurement patterns at this office demonstrate a strong commitment to small business participation. There is a significant preference for 8(a) competed awards, which represent the largest share of their set-aside activity. The agency also maintains a consistent focus on diversifying its vendor base by awarding contracts to Women-Owned Small Businesses and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses. This balanced approach ensures that a wide range of socioeconomic categories are integrated into the federal supply chain. Jordan’s industry focus is heavily concentrated in the facilities and construction domains. The vast majority of her procurement activity falls under NAICS 236220, specializing in Commercial and Institutional Building Construction. This technical expertise is complemented by a secondary focus on NAICS 561210, covering Facilities Support Services. Her procurement portfolio is therefore centered on the lifecycle of physical assets, ranging from the initial construction of government buildings to the ongoing facilities management and support services required to maintain those installations.