Teresa Roshau-Delgado

Teresa Roshau-Delgado serves as a key procurement lead within the Drug Enforcement Administration Headquarters (15DDHQ), overseeing the acquisition of mission-critical technologies that support federal drug enforcement operations. She manages a diverse portfolio of contracts focused on advanced surveillance systems, secure communications infrastructure, forensic analytical tools, and intelligence-enabled hardware—directly enabling DEA’s operational intelligence and lawful intercept capabilities. Her work ensures that field units are equipped with cutting-edge, compliant technologies to combat evolving drug trafficking networks, aligning procurement decisions with national security and law enforcement priorities. Roshau-Delgado maintains consistent partnerships with specialized vendors including OCTASIC US INC. and OBSIDIAN INTEGRATION, LLC, which provide tailored software and systems integration for digital forensics and surveillance platforms. She also collaborates with CAYMAN CHEMICAL CO INC. for controlled substance reference materials and FOCUS CAMERA LLC for high-resolution imaging equipment used in investigative operations. Her contracting approach emphasizes technical precision and vendor reliability, favoring firms with proven expertise in law enforcement-grade hardware and secure data solutions. These relationships reflect a strategic preference for niche suppliers capable of meeting stringent federal compliance and interoperability standards. Her contracting activity reflects a strong inclination toward open competition, with 76.7% of awards issued without set-aside designations. However, she consistently allocates 23.3% of acquisitions to total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5, demonstrating a deliberate commitment to fostering innovation through small business participation. While no specific socioeconomic categories dominate, her pattern supports broad small business engagement across technical service providers and specialized manufacturers. Her primary NAICS focus lies in 541519 (Other Computer Related Services), reflecting heavy investment in custom software development, data analytics, and intelligence support services. She also procures electronic computer manufacturing (334111) and security patrol services (561612), underscoring her domain expertise in integrated law enforcement technology ecosystems—from forensic lab equipment to field-deployable surveillance systems.