Trinita Hall

Trinita Hall serves as a key procurement lead within the U.S. Coast Guard’s Headquarters Contract Operations (CG-912), where she oversees strategic acquisitions critical to maritime security and operational readiness. Her work directly supports the modernization of coastal and riverine patrol fleets, the sustainment of specialized vessels, and the integration of advanced maritime domain awareness systems. She manages a portfolio of complex contracts for aerospace, maritime, and technical services, with a focus on new construction, retrofitting, and life-cycle support for high-performance vessels and mission-critical systems. Her role ensures alignment between acquisition strategy and the Coast Guard’s mission to enhance national maritime safety and defense. Hall maintains longstanding relationships with a select group of specialized shipbuilders and maritime contractors, including Bollinger Shipyards Lockport, L.L.C., Davie Defense Inc., Rauma Marine Constructions Oy, and Rozema’s Boat Works, Inc. These partnerships reflect a preference for vendors with proven expertise in naval architecture, aluminum and steel vessel fabrication, and Coast Guard-specific compliance standards. Her contracting approach emphasizes collaborative engagement with industry to meet stringent performance, safety, and interoperability requirements for federal maritime assets. She demonstrates an unwavering commitment to small business participation, with 100% of her acquisitions structured as total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5. This consistent application ensures opportunities for small, qualified firms with niche capabilities in marine engineering and defense logistics, reinforcing the agency’s socioeconomic goals without compromising mission-critical performance. Her primary procurement focus lies within NAICS 213112—Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations—which, in this context, reflects specialized maritime support services including vessel maintenance, offshore platform logistics, and remote operations support critical to Coast Guard missions. Though the NAICS code originates in energy sectors, Hall applies it to procure technical services supporting maritime infrastructure, surveillance systems, and auxiliary vessel sustainment, demonstrating deep domain expertise in adapting industry classifications to national security needs.