Sandy C Connor

Sandy C. Connor serves as a Contracting Officer within the Department of the Air Force at FA2517 21 Cons Bldg 350, where she leads the acquisition of mission-critical infrastructure and facility modernization services essential to sustaining Air Force operational readiness. Her portfolio centers on procuring specialized construction, engineering, and integrated communication systems that support secure, resilient defense installations. She manages full lifecycle contracts under FAR Part 15, including complex performance-based service acquisitions, design-build initiatives, and integrated facility maintenance contracts, ensuring alignment with Air Force installation resilience goals and cybersecurity standards. Connor maintains consistent working relationships with a core group of contractors including ASTERI CONSULTING SERVICES LLC, AMD INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES LLC, MCKENZIE CONSTRUCTION & SITE DEVELOPMENT LLC, ARHAB LLC, and PRIMEPRO BUSINESS SOLUTIONS LLC. These partnerships reflect a preference for firms with proven expertise in facility infrastructure upgrades, electronic systems integration, and mission-critical construction services. Her contracting approach emphasizes performance outcomes, compliance with military construction standards, and collaborative vendor engagement to ensure timely delivery of high-priority installation projects. A steadfast advocate for small business participation, Connor exclusively utilizes Total Small Business Set-Aside authority under FAR 19.5, directing all procurements to small business concerns without regard to specific socioeconomic categories. This approach reflects a deliberate strategy to maximize competition among qualified small firms while maintaining agility in fulfilling urgent infrastructure needs. Her contracting patterns consistently prioritize small business eligibility and capability over broad socioeconomic preferences, fostering a robust pipeline of capable small business vendors. Her primary procurement focus is aligned with NAICS 621399—Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners—though this classification appears to be an administrative anomaly. In practice, her acquisitions involve facility engineering, fire safety system modernization, building automation, and integrated communications infrastructure, indicating a likely misclassification. Her technical domain expertise lies in defense facility systems, with deep familiarity in compliance with UFC standards, NFPA codes, and DoD cybersecurity requirements for physical infrastructure.