Tony Gregg

Tony Gregg supports the Office of Small Business Utilization within the General Services Administration as a key liaison in advancing equitable access to federal procurement opportunities for small businesses. While his formal title is not listed, his role centers on facilitating outreach, coordinating interagency collaboration, and ensuring small contractors are positioned to compete for federal contracts in construction, facilities support, and professional services. He plays a critical function in translating the agency’s mission into actionable procurement strategies that remove barriers to entry for underserved vendors, aligning acquisition planning with statutory small business goals. Gregg collaborates closely with a broad network of small business contractors, including 8(a), HUBZone, and Women-Owned Small Business concerns, as well as prime contractors committed to robust subcontracting plans. His working relationships emphasize capacity-building partnerships—connecting emerging vendors with mentor-protégé programs, procurement technical assistance, and pre-solicitation outreach events. He does not maintain exclusive vendor relationships but instead fosters an open, transparent ecosystem designed to broaden participation across diverse socioeconomic categories. His procurement patterns reflect a strong, consistent commitment to full and open competition, with 100% of acquisitions conducted without set-asides, signaling a strategic focus on expanding the pool of eligible small businesses rather than restricting competition. This approach ensures that small firms are prepared to compete on equal footing in unrestricted markets while still benefiting from targeted educational and networking initiatives designed to strengthen their competitiveness. Gregg’s industry focus spans construction, facilities maintenance, professional services, and administrative support, aligning with GSA’s mission to modernize federal infrastructure and operations. He engages with contractors offering services such as facility management, environmental compliance, IT support, and logistics coordination, with an emphasis on scalable, mission-critical solutions that serve federal real property portfolios. His expertise lies in structuring acquisitions that incentivize innovation and sustainability while maintaining rigorous compliance with small business participation benchmarks.