Tonya Kreps

Tonya Kreps serves as a secondary contracting professional within the Defense Health Agency, supporting the acquisition of critical medical and technical capabilities that sustain operational readiness across the global Department of Defense healthcare network. While not the lead contracting officer, she plays a vital role in executing complex procurements aligned with the agency’s mission to modernize clinical workflows, secure health data infrastructure, and maintain advanced diagnostic and surgical systems. Her work typically involves supporting the full lifecycle of acquisitions for specialized equipment, biotechnology research services, and software solutions that enhance clinical decision-making and supply chain resilience. Kreps maintains consistent working relationships with a focused set of contractors, including Dependable On-Site Scan & Shred, Inc. for secure document management, Hanith Bioscience, LLC for biotechnological diagnostics, Livion Technology, LLC for medical device support, I-2-I Solutions, Inc. for IT and systems integration, and Draeger, Inc. for advanced respiratory and anesthesia equipment. These partnerships reflect a preference for vendors with proven expertise in defense-critical healthcare domains, emphasizing reliability, regulatory compliance, and technical interoperability within DoD environments. Her procurement patterns show a strong orientation toward open competition, with 77.3% of acquisitions conducted without set-asides, indicating a priority for technical capability over socioeconomic preferences. However, she actively supports small business participation, with 22.7% of contracts awarded under Total Small Business Set-Asides, demonstrating balanced adherence to FAR 19.5 while ensuring mission-critical requirements are met. Kreps’ primary NAICS focus areas include software publishing (513210), analytical laboratory instrument manufacturing (334516), and biotechnology research and development (541714), reflecting her involvement in procuring digital health platforms, diagnostic instrumentation, and advanced biomedical R&D services. She also supports surgical supply manufacturing (339113) and hazardous waste collection (562112), underscoring her role in comprehensive healthcare lifecycle management—from clinical innovation to environmental compliance.