Stacy Lambert

Stacy Lambert serves as Chief Deputy for the Office of the Sheriff in Ontario County, New York, where she plays a pivotal role in overseeing the procurement of mission-critical infrastructure and operational resources essential to the safe and humane operation of county detention facilities. In this capacity, she leads the acquisition of institutional furnishings, inmate apparel, and facility maintenance equipment, ensuring compliance with federal and state standards for correctional environments. Her procurement activities are strategically aligned with the agency’s mission to uphold institutional safety, security, and dignity, with a strong emphasis on durable, high-integrity products designed for high-use, high-security settings. While no specific contractor relationships are currently documented in the system, Lambert’s procurement patterns suggest a preference for vendors with proven expertise in correctional-grade manufacturing and compliance with Department of Justice safety specifications. She engages with suppliers who specialize in custom-fabricated, tamper-resistant furnishings and standardized inmate service items, often requiring rigorous certification and testing protocols. Her working relationships are characterized by long-term vendor alignment based on quality, reliability, and adherence to correctional facility standards. Lambert’s contracting approach reflects a strong preference for open competition, with 100% of procurements designated as “No Set-Aside,” indicating a focus on technical merit and compliance over socioeconomic preferences. This approach prioritizes operational efficacy and uniformity in equipment sourcing, ensuring consistent performance across all correctional facilities under her purview. Her primary procurement focus lies in NAICS 337127 (Institutional Furniture Manufacturing), where she acquires heavy-duty, vandal-resistant beds, tables, and storage units designed for high-security environments. A secondary but notable focus on NAICS 339992 (Musical Instrument Manufacturing) suggests targeted acquisitions for rehabilitative programming, such as musical therapy instruments used in inmate wellness initiatives. Her domain expertise spans correctional facility standards, materials durability testing, and programmatic support through specialized equipment procurement.