Werner Kadoch

Werner Kadoch serves as a secondary procurement liaison within the U.S. Embassy Vienna, supporting the Department of State’s mission to sustain secure, mission-critical operations abroad. Though not a primary contracting officer, he plays a vital role in facilitating acquisition planning, requirements validation, and contract administration for facility and infrastructure support services. His work ensures alignment between operational needs and federal procurement protocols, particularly in maintaining the embassy’s physical and logistical readiness. He typically handles non-complex, low-risk acquisitions tied to facility operations, including maintenance, transportation, and administrative support. While no contractor relationships are currently documented in the system, Kadoch’s procurement activities are conducted in coordination with the embassy’s primary contracting office and regional support teams. His role involves interfacing with vendors providing essential services such as vehicle maintenance, facility repairs, and utilities management, often through task orders under existing indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts. His working relationships are characterized by procedural diligence and adherence to State Department supply chain standards, ensuring compliance with international procurement regulations. Kadoch’s procurement profile reflects a strict preference for non-set-aside contracts, with 100% of his documented acquisitions issued under full and open competition. There is no evidence of targeted socioeconomic set-asides, including 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB programs, indicating a focus on operational efficiency and regulatory uniformity over socioeconomic contracting initiatives. His primary procurement activity is classified under NAICS 441110 (New Car Dealers), reflecting a specialized focus on automotive procurement and maintenance services for diplomatic vehicle fleets. This includes the acquisition of passenger vehicles, fleet maintenance contracts, parts supply, and related logistics support. His technical domain expertise lies in automotive compliance, vehicle safety standards for overseas deployment, and adherence to State Department motor pool regulations.