Terri L Buonfigli

Terri L. Buonfigli serves as a key procurement professional within the W6QM MICC-FDO at Fort Eustis, supporting the U.S. Army’s mission command, training, and sustainment initiatives under the Department of the Army. Responsible for managing complex acquisition strategies, Buonfigli oversees contracts for specialized technical and operational services essential to enhancing soldier readiness, cyber-enabled logistics, and high-fidelity training environments. Her portfolio encompasses professional services, infrastructure support, and aviation-related training solutions, aligning closely with the agency’s focus on modernizing battlefield decision-making capabilities and sustaining expeditionary operations. Buonfigli maintains a primary contracting relationship with Booz Allen Hamilton Inc., a leading defense contractor providing advanced analytical, cyber, and mission support services. While Booz Allen dominates her award activity, she also engages with a range of other vendors, typically through competed procurements that emphasize technical excellence and mission alignment. Her approach reflects a preference for established defense industry partners with proven capabilities in complex systems integration and operational support, fostering long-term vendor partnerships grounded in performance and compliance. Her contracting patterns reveal a balanced approach to socioeconomic goals, with one-third of awards directed toward 8(a) competed set-asides, indicating a deliberate commitment to small business participation within the defense industrial base. The remaining two-thirds of acquisitions are unrestricted, reflecting the need for specialized, non-traditional capabilities not readily available through small business channels. This pattern underscores a strategic balance between mission-critical requirements and socioeconomic obligations. Buonfigli’s procurement focus centers on three primary NAICS categories: Industrial Building Construction (236210), Other Support Activities for Air Transportation (488190), and Flight Training (611512). These reflect her role in acquiring facility upgrades, aviation ground support services, and advanced pilot and crew training systems—domains critical to sustaining Army aviation readiness and force projection capabilities. Her expertise lies at the intersection of infrastructure, aviation operations, and technical training support.