Warren Wilson

Warren Wilson serves as a Property Disposal Representative, responsible for managing the secure, compliant, and efficient disposition of surplus federal property across classified and unclassified domains. In this role, he ensures adherence to federal regulations under the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act, coordinating with logistics, environmental, and security teams to facilitate lawful transfer, recycling, or destruction of assets. His work directly supports agency asset lifecycle management and fiscal accountability, focusing on high-value, sensitive, or technologically advanced equipment no longer needed for operational use. Wilson typically handles acquisitions related to the reutilization, donation, or sale of surplus property, often involving specialized industrial, aerospace, and construction-related assets. While no specific contractor relationships are currently documented, Wilson collaborates with authorized surplus property handlers, federal surplus property centers, and licensed salvage and recycling vendors to ensure proper chain-of-custody and regulatory compliance. His procurement patterns reflect a preference for transparent, competitive disposal mechanisms, including public auctions and interagency transfers, with an emphasis on accountability and environmental stewardship. He maintains structured vendor partnerships with entities certified to handle hazardous materials, controlled technical items, and defense-related equipment. Wilson’s disposal activities reflect a strong alignment with non-set-aside procurement, with 100% of transactions conducted under open competition. This indicates a focus on maximizing public value and broad vendor access rather than socioeconomic set-asides, though he ensures all disposals comply with applicable small business participation requirements when applicable under statutory exceptions. His primary technical focus lies in NAICS categories 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction), 336414 and 336419 (Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing and Parts), 927110 (Space Research and Technology), and 339999 (All Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing). He routinely disposes of specialized equipment such as aerospace components, radar systems, structural fabrication tools, and advanced manufacturing machinery, demonstrating deep expertise in the technical characterization and regulatory handling of high-technology surplus assets.