Todd K. Tiffany

Todd K. Tiffany serves as a Contracting Officer responsible for managing federal acquisitions with a singular focus on packing and crating services under NAICS 488991. In this role, he ensures compliance with federal procurement regulations while advancing mission-critical logistics support through competitive and socioeconomic contracting mechanisms. His work directly supports the efficient movement and protection of government property, overseeing the full lifecycle of contract solicitation, award, administration, and closeout. Tiffany’s acquisitions are primarily service-based, involving specialized packaging solutions for sensitive or high-value government assets, often requiring adherence to federal transportation and handling standards. While specific contractor names are not available, Tiffany maintains a procurement environment centered on small business participation, with 100% of his awards issued through 8(a) competed contracts. This consistent reliance on 8(a) certified firms reflects a deliberate strategy to foster economic opportunity for socially and economically disadvantaged businesses. His contracting patterns demonstrate deep institutional alignment with the Small Business Administration’s 8(a) program, ensuring that eligible firms have equitable access to federal contracting opportunities in the packing and crating sector. Tiffany’s procurement expertise is narrowly concentrated in NAICS 488991, which encompasses the design, fabrication, and execution of custom packing, crating, and containerization services for government shipments. His portfolio includes requirements for secure, climate-controlled, and shock-absorbent packaging solutions, often tailored for defense, scientific, or cultural property transport. He possesses technical familiarity with federal packaging standards such as MIL-STD-129 and ISTA protocols, ensuring compliance with Department of Defense and interagency logistics requirements. His contracting approach is defined by a strong, unwavering commitment to socioeconomic goals, with every award strategically directed toward 8(a) participants. This pattern underscores his role as a catalyst for small business growth within a niche but vital federal supply chain segment.