Ryan S. Moore

Ryan S. Moore serves as a key procurement lead within the W072 Endist Pittsburgh office under the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, managing acquisitions critical to the Department of the Army’s civil infrastructure mission. He oversees the planning, solicitation, and award of contracts for the construction, maintenance, and modernization of dams, levees, locks, and water resource systems essential to flood control, navigation, and environmental resilience. His portfolio centers on heavy civil engineering projects, with a strong emphasis on compliance with federal acquisition regulations and mission-critical lifecycle support of federal water infrastructure. Moore maintains consistent working relationships with primary contractors such as MCKENZIE CONSTRUCTION & SITE DEVELOPMENT LLC and C. J. MAHAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, LLC, both of which have demonstrated sustained performance in complex civil works environments. His contracting approach favors repeat engagement with experienced firms capable of executing large-scale, geotechnically challenging projects under stringent safety and environmental standards. He fosters long-term vendor partnerships built on technical proficiency, regulatory adherence, and reliability in high-risk infrastructure settings. His procurement strategy reflects a strong commitment to small business participation, with nearly half of all awards designated as Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5. He actively supports Women-Owned Small Businesses and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, aligning with Department of the Army socioeconomic goals. His contracting patterns demonstrate a deliberate balance between small business inclusion and the need for qualified, capable contractors capable of delivering mission-critical infrastructure. Moore’s primary NAICS focus is on 237990 (Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction), with significant activity in electrical contracting, roofing, and specialized industrial manufacturing. He procures services and equipment tied to hydraulic structures, water control systems, and ancillary infrastructure, requiring deep technical expertise in civil works engineering, geotechnical stability, and federal environmental compliance. His domain expertise lies at the intersection of public works construction and federal water resource stewardship.