William Perry

William Perry serves as the primary contracting lead for FA4626 341 Cons Lgc within the Department of the Air Force, overseeing the acquisition of critical infrastructure and facility systems essential to mission readiness. His role centers on managing procurement actions for civil engineering assets, including HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and structural systems that sustain Air Force installations. He ensures compliance with federal acquisition regulations while aligning contracts with strategic priorities in facility resilience, safety modernization, and operational continuity. Perry handles a diverse portfolio of construction-related and facility support acquisitions, frequently coordinating with engineering and maintenance teams to translate operational needs into technically sound solicitation requirements. Perry maintains a consistent working relationship with MID MOUNTAIN BOILER AND STEAM, INC., a key vendor specializing in industrial boiler systems and steam infrastructure—critical components for facility heating and utility sustainment. His contracting approach emphasizes long-term vendor partnerships built on technical reliability and performance history, particularly with firms possessing specialized expertise in military-grade facility systems. He prioritizes vendors with proven experience in Department of Defense environments and maintains a rigorous evaluation process focused on compliance, safety standards, and lifecycle cost efficiency. Perry’s procurement portfolio is entirely structured under Total Small Business Set-Aside authority per FAR 19.5, reflecting a strong institutional commitment to small business participation. All solicitations are reserved exclusively for small businesses, enabling broad access for disadvantaged, HUBZone, and service-disabled veteran-owned firms. His contracting patterns demonstrate a deliberate effort to cultivate a diverse supplier base capable of delivering specialized facility services while advancing socioeconomic goals within the Air Force’s infrastructure mission. His primary NAICS focus areas—334310 for audio and video equipment manufacturing and 337122 for nonupholstered wood household furniture manufacturing—reflect a unique alignment between facility support needs and specialized equipment procurement. These categories indicate acquisitions of mission-critical audiovisual systems for command centers and durable, non-standard furniture for operational workspaces, suggesting expertise in procuring niche, high-reliability products tailored to military facility environments rather than commercial off-the-shelf items.