Roxanne Micca

Roxanne Micca serves as a Contract Specialist within the Community Survivor Assistance SEC, an organization operating under the Department of Homeland Security. In this capacity, she is responsible for the administration and execution of procurement actions that support the agency's mission of providing critical assistance to survivors. Her role involves managing the full acquisition lifecycle, ensuring that all procurement activities adhere to federal regulations and agency-specific guidelines to maintain operational efficiency and compliance. The broader contracting landscape at the Community Survivor Assistance SEC involves a diverse array of service providers. Vendors active at this agency include large-scale professional services and engineering firms such as Dewberry Engineers Inc., as well as specialized healthcare providers like OptumServe Health Services Inc. and CDR Health Care Inc. Additionally, the agency office awards to entities such as Master Group USA and Bronze Star LLC, reflecting a procurement environment that integrates technical engineering, health services, and logistical support. Regarding socioeconomic contracting patterns, Micca’s current procurement data indicates a specific approach to award structures. Based on recent activity, there is a notable preference for full and open competitions, with a high percentage of acquisitions designated as No Set-Aside. This suggests a procurement strategy focused on maximizing the competitive field to ensure the highest level of technical capability and capacity for the specific requirements of the agency's current mission. Micca’s primary industry focus is highly specialized, with a concentrated procurement pattern centered on NAICS 321991. This indicates a technical domain expertise in the procurement of manufactured home and mobile home manufacturing. Her acquisition activities are tailored toward the sourcing of specialized housing solutions, reflecting a strategic focus on providing tangible infrastructure and residential assets to support the survivor assistance initiatives managed by the Department of Homeland Security.