Teresa Roshau-Delgado

Teresa Roshau-Delgado serves as a key procurement professional within the Headquarters of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), supporting the agency’s mission to combat illicit drug trafficking through the acquisition of advanced operational technologies. She manages a portfolio of contracts focused on secure communications, surveillance systems, forensic analysis tools, and intelligence-gathering equipment critical to lawful intercept operations and field investigations. Her role ensures that DEA’s technical infrastructure remains resilient, interoperable, and compliant with federal security standards, directly enabling mission-critical intelligence and enforcement activities across the nation. Roshau-Delgado maintains consistent working relationships with specialized contractors including OCTASIC US INC., OBSIDIAN INTEGRATION, LLC, and SECURITY PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL, LLC, which provide classified communications hardware, digital forensics platforms, and tactical surveillance solutions. She also collaborates with CAYMAN CHEMICAL CO INC. for controlled substance reference materials and FOCUS CAMERA LLC for high-resolution imaging systems used in evidence collection. These partnerships reflect a preference for niche vendors with proven expertise in law enforcement-grade technology, emphasizing reliability, compliance, and rapid deployment capabilities. Her contracting activity shows no use of socioeconomic set-asides, with 100% of awards issued under full and open competition. This reflects a strategic focus on technical capability and mission readiness over socioeconomic preferences, prioritizing vendor expertise and system interoperability in high-stakes operational environments. Despite the NAICS code 621999 appearing in procurement records, this classification is likely a misalignment or administrative artifact; the actual procurement focus is on law enforcement technology, including digital forensics, secure radio systems, and chemical analysis tools—not healthcare services. Her true domain expertise lies in acquiring mission-specific instrumentation and secure communications infrastructure essential to DEA’s counter-narcotics operations.