A1C Charlie Sweetland

SrA Charlie Sweetland supports the procurement mission of FA3022 14 Cons Lgca within the Department of the Air Force, facilitating acquisitions critical to sustaining and modernizing Air Force infrastructure. Though holding no formal title, he plays a pivotal role in managing contract execution for facility-related services, ensuring compliance with operational readiness standards. His responsibilities include coordinating the solicitation, evaluation, and award of construction and maintenance contracts, with a focus on life-safety systems, electrical installations, and institutional furnishings. He operates within a framework that prioritizes mission-critical infrastructure resilience and regulatory compliance, often interfacing with contractors to align deliverables with Air Force engineering and environmental standards. Sweetland maintains consistent working relationships with key contractors including DOMINGUEZ & PERSONS, LLC, WEST BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION INC, AIR CONTROL ENGINEERING INC, WESTNET, LLC, and THE STATION INC. These partnerships reflect a preference for experienced firms capable of delivering specialized services in electrical systems, HVAC, and institutional furniture. His procurement approach emphasizes reliability, technical proficiency, and adherence to federal construction codes, fostering long-term vendor collaboration grounded in performance history and compliance. He demonstrates a strong commitment to small business participation, with 60% of his acquisitions structured as Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5. This pattern underscores a deliberate strategy to increase economic opportunity for small businesses across the Air Force’s installation support ecosystem, aligning with DoD socioeconomic goals. While no other set-aside categories dominate, his portfolio consistently prioritizes small business eligibility and capability validation. His procurement focus centers on NAICS 238210 (electrical contracting) and 611710 (educational support services), each accounting for 40% of activity, with 20% dedicated to 337127 (institutional furniture manufacturing). This reflects expertise in facility modernization, training environment support, and durable interior systems—domains requiring precise technical specifications and integration with existing base infrastructure.