Telisha Wilson

Telisha Wilson serves as a Contract Specialist, acting as a primary point of contact for procurement actions within her organization. In this capacity, she supports the agency's mission by managing the acquisition lifecycle and ensuring that procurement activities align with regulatory requirements. Her role involves the administration of various contract types to meet the technical and operational needs of the agency. The agency's procurement landscape shows a significant reliance on full and open competition, with a high percentage of contracts awarded without set-aside designations. While specific high-value vendors are not identified in this dataset, the agency's contracting environment is characterized by a mix of large-scale requirements and targeted socioeconomic acquisitions. The agency demonstrates a focused commitment to socioeconomic contracting through various small business programs. Procurement patterns include a utilization of Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5, as well as specific 8(a) Sole Source awards under both FAR 19.5 and FAR 19.8 provisions. These patterns indicate an established framework for integrating small and disadvantaged businesses into the agency's supply chain. The agency's procurement activity is heavily concentrated in highly technical scientific and engineering sectors. A primary area of focus is the acquisition of analytical laboratory instrument manufacturing, which represents a significant portion of their requirements. Additionally, the agency procures services related to the repair and maintenance of electronic and precision equipment, as well as research and development services within the physical, engineering, and life sciences domains. Other technical specializations include professional, scientific, and technical services, alongside specialized testing laboratory services.