William Garrott

William Garrott serves as Project Manager for the Public Buildings Service (PBS R10) under the General Services Administration, where he leads the planning, execution, and oversight of federal construction and infrastructure modernization projects. Responsible for managing the full lifecycle of capital asset acquisitions, Garrott ensures that federal facilities—particularly historic and high-visibility buildings—are upgraded to meet safety, security, and operational standards. His acquisitions primarily involve heavy civil engineering projects, including structural rehabilitation, utility system modernization, and adaptive reuse of federal properties, all aligned with PBS R10’s mission to sustain mission-critical government infrastructure. Garrott maintains a collaborative procurement environment, engaging with a diverse pool of qualified contractors specializing in civil construction and infrastructure renewal. While no single vendor dominates his portfolio, he consistently works with firms possessing expertise in federal compliance, historic preservation standards, and complex site logistics. His contracting approach emphasizes performance-based outcomes, rigorous contract administration, and proactive stakeholder coordination with architects, engineers, and facility users to ensure project success. A staunch advocate for socioeconomic equity in federal contracting, Garrott applies a 100% small business set-aside policy across all his procurements in accordance with FAR 19.5, ensuring that small businesses—particularly those certified under 8(a), HUBZone, and SDVOSB programs—have equitable access to opportunities. This commitment reflects PBS R10’s broader goal of fostering inclusive economic growth while delivering high-quality public infrastructure. His technical focus is exclusively on NAICS 237990 (Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction), encompassing large-scale site work, earthmoving, structural foundations, water and sewer systems, and transportation-related civil works. Garrott’s expertise lies in managing complex, multi-phase construction projects that demand precision in regulatory adherence, environmental compliance, and historic preservation protocols, making him a key driver of resilient federal infrastructure across the region.