Trevor Money

Trevor Money serves as a key procurement professional within U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), supporting the acquisition of mission-critical technologies that enable elite special operations forces to maintain tactical superiority. He manages contracts for advanced communications systems, precision-enabled equipment, and specialized software services essential to real-time situational awareness, secure data transmission, and battlefield interoperability. His work directly supports USSOCOM’s strategic imperative to field next-generation capabilities under austere, high-threat environments, ensuring rapid deployment and operational adaptability across global theaters. His primary contractor relationships center on SHAVER FOODS LLC, a Fayetteville-based vendor with whom he maintains a consistent contracting pattern, suggesting a specialized supply chain alignment—potentially for logistical or mission-support consumables critical to field operations. While this relationship is dominant, his portfolio also engages manufacturers and service providers delivering secure radio systems, embedded computing platforms, and mission-critical software solutions, indicating a preference for vendors with proven defense-sector experience and technical compliance with military specifications. Trevor’s contracting activity reflects a strict focus on full and open competition, with 100% of awards issued under no set-aside classifications. This underscores a mission-driven prioritization of capability over socioeconomic preferences, aligning with USSOCOM’s urgent operational tempo and stringent security requirements that often limit the pool of qualified vendors. His procurement focus is concentrated in NAICS 334220 (radio and wireless communications equipment manufacturing) and 334290 (other communications equipment), reflecting deep expertise in secure, ruggedized comms systems. He also frequently procures services under 541519 for custom software development and systems integration, and 339999 for specialized manufacturing of mission-unique hardware. His domain expertise lies at the intersection of defense electronics, tactical networking, and embedded systems, ensuring procurement decisions directly enable operational effectiveness.