Susan H. Quinn

Susan H. Quinn serves as a Contract Specialist for the W7N5 USPFO Activity VA ARNG under the Department of the Army, where she manages the acquisition of non-combat support services critical to the readiness and welfare of Virginia Army National Guard personnel. Her portfolio centers on food service, facility maintenance, and operational logistics, ensuring sustainment of garrison and training operations through compliant, performance-based contracting. She executes procurements in accordance with FAR and DFARS, utilizing competitive solicitation methods to secure essential services that directly support troop quality of life and mission readiness. Quinn maintains a consistent working relationship with WABASH CONSULTANTS, LLC, a primary vendor providing food service and facility support solutions. Her contracting approach emphasizes long-term vendor partnerships grounded in performance metrics and service-level agreements, fostering reliability and accountability across multiple locations. She engages with both large-capacity contractors and small business concerns, balancing operational needs with socioeconomic objectives to ensure sustained service delivery. Her procurement strategy reflects a balanced commitment to small business participation, with 20% of awards designated for HUBZone set-asides and another 20% under total small business set-asides per FAR 19.5, while 60% of acquisitions remain open to all competitors. This pattern demonstrates a deliberate effort to promote economic opportunity without compromising mission-critical service standards. Quinn’s primary NAICS focus includes 721110 for lodging and food service operations, 621999 for ancillary health support, 236220 for institutional facility construction, and 113310 for logging services supporting land management at training sites. Her technical expertise lies in managing complex, multi-year service contracts requiring integrated logistics, environmental compliance, and facility sustainment, with an emphasis on operational continuity and readiness-driven outcomes.