Timothy A. Gould

Timothy A. Gould serves as a key procurement lead within the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ W07V Endist St. Louis office, overseeing complex civil works and infrastructure acquisitions aligned with the Department of the Army’s mission to sustain navigation systems, rehabilitate aging water infrastructure, and support environmental resilience. He manages a diverse portfolio of contracts under FAR Part 19, focusing on heavy civil engineering, specialized surveying, and environmental remediation services. His acquisitions directly support critical projects involving lock and dam maintenance, flood control systems, and ecological restoration initiatives, requiring technical precision and regulatory compliance with federal water resource standards. Gould maintains consistent working relationships with a select group of specialized contractors, including FUGRO USA LAND, INC. for geospatial surveying, BOWMAN CONSULTING GROUP LTD for engineering design, AERO-GRAPHICS INC for technical mapping and visualization, NV5 GEOSPATIAL, INC. for LiDAR and remote sensing services, and SURVEYING AND MAPPING, LLC for precision land surveying. These partnerships reflect a preference for firms with proven expertise in geospatial data collection, hydrographic analysis, and infrastructure assessment, indicating a reliance on high-accuracy, mission-critical technical services. His procurement strategy is uniformly oriented toward full small business set-asides under FAR 19.5, with 100% of his contracts reserved for small businesses, demonstrating a robust commitment to socioeconomic equity and workforce development. This pattern ensures broad participation from small, disadvantaged, and specialized vendors capable of delivering niche engineering and technical services without reliance on large prime contractors. Gould’s primary NAICS focus spans Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction, Other Building Equipment Contractors, and specialized services in geospatial technology and fabricated wire products. His acquisitions frequently involve surveying equipment, structural monitoring systems, and custom-engineered components for water infrastructure, reflecting deep technical expertise in civil works execution and environmental compliance. His work bridges engineering precision with regulatory stewardship, ensuring mission-critical infrastructure remains resilient and operationally viable.