SrA Chloe Harris

SrA Chloe Harris supports the Department of the Air Force’s FA7014 office in executing mission-critical procurement activities focused on administrative, technical, and operational sustainment services. While her formal title is not specified, she plays a key role in facilitating acquisitions that underpin the Air Force’s readiness posture, particularly in areas requiring professional services, logistics coordination, and enterprise support. Her work centers on managing competitive solicitations for contract vehicles that enable efficient agency operations, ensuring alignment with DoD acquisition regulations and strategic modernization goals. She maintains consistent contracting relationships with SIGMATECH, INC. and Purdue University, reflecting a balanced approach between private-sector professional services providers and academic research partners. These collaborations typically involve technical assistance, systems engineering support, and analytical services critical to sustaining Air Force infrastructure. Her procurement patterns suggest a preference for established, high-capacity vendors capable of delivering complex, non-commodity services under indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) or other flexible contract mechanisms. SrA Harris’s contracting portfolio demonstrates a strong emphasis on open competition, with 87.5% of awards issued without socioeconomic set-asides. The remaining 12.5% are allocated to Women-Owned Small Businesses, indicating a targeted but limited commitment to socioeconomic programs. This pattern reflects a mission-first procurement philosophy, prioritizing capability and capacity over mandatory set-aside preferences, while still incorporating small business participation where strategically viable. Her primary NAICS focus spans administrative services, remediation, trade show organization, periodical publishing, and sporting goods wholesale—categories that, while seemingly diverse, collectively support niche operational and logistical functions within the Air Force’s administrative and outreach ecosystems. These procurements likely underpin facility management, public affairs, environmental compliance, and internal communications initiatives, revealing expertise in procuring non-traditional, mission-enabling services beyond conventional defense contracting domains.