Suzanne Wear

Suzanne Wear serves as District Contracting Chief for the W076 Endist Expedition (provis) under the Department of the Army, where she leads the acquisition strategy for mission-critical infrastructure in expeditionary and contested environments. Responsible for end-to-end contract lifecycle management, she oversees the procurement of facilities support services essential to rapid deployment of military camps, training academies, hangars, and utility systems in austere theaters such as Afghanistan and Kuwait. Her role ensures alignment between operational readiness requirements and federal contracting compliance, with a focus on delivering scalable, durable infrastructure solutions under time-constrained and logistically complex conditions. Suzanne maintains a consistent working relationship with ZANA GROUP COMPANY FOR GENERAL CONTRACTS as the primary contractor for facilities support services, leveraging their expertise in expeditionary construction and modular facility deployment. Her contracting approach emphasizes performance-based outcomes and long-term vendor reliability over transactional engagements. While foreign awardees remain part of the vendor landscape, the majority of engagements are structured through domestic contractors with proven experience in military-grade infrastructure and rapid-response logistics. Suzanne’s procurement portfolio reflects no set-aside preferences, with 100% of awards issued under full and open competition. This reflects a mission-driven prioritization of speed, scalability, and technical capability over socioeconomic classifications, though small business participation is not excluded—it simply does not drive the selection criteria in this high-tempo operational context. Her primary procurement focus is exclusively under NAICS 561210 (Facilities Support Services), encompassing design-build, maintenance, utilities integration, and temporary facility operations in remote and high-threat environments. She specializes in acquiring turnkey infrastructure solutions that meet U.S. Army expeditionary standards, including climate-resilient construction, modular barracks, water purification systems, and energy-efficient power distribution networks tailored for forward-operating locations.