Steven Chomos

Steven Chomos serves as a primary contact within the procurement landscape, playing a key role in the agency's acquisition mission. His responsibilities involve managing procurement activities that support the agency's operational requirements through various acquisition methods. The agency's contracting landscape is characterized by a significant reliance on full and open competition, with a high percentage of awards processed without specific set-aside designations. While the agency maintains a presence of diverse vendors, the current data indicates a primary focus on large-scale procurement structures. The agency demonstrates a targeted commitment to socioeconomic contracting, utilizing small business set-asides to meet federal objectives. Procurement patterns show participation from small businesses and women-owned small business enterprises, though the majority of the agency's contracting activity is directed toward non-set-aside acquisitions. The agency's procurement focus is heavily concentrated in industrial manufacturing and specialized componentry. Technical expertise is centered on the acquisition of gaskets, packing, and sealing devices, as well as industrial valve manufacturing and hardware production. Additionally, the agency procures fabricated pipe and pipe fitting components, along with rubber and plastics hoses and belting, indicating a specialized requirement for industrial fluid handling and mechanical hardware.