Kim Yong Suk

Kim Yong Suk serves as a key procurement lead within the 0411 Aq Hq Contract Augmented unit of the Department of the Army, responsible for managing facility sustainment and infrastructure modernization contracts critical to U.S. Army garrison operations, particularly at overseas installations such as USAG Humphreys and USFK. Their role centers on executing full-cycle contracting for commercial and institutional building construction, ensuring that military facilities maintain operational readiness through timely delivery of construction, renovation, and maintenance services. They oversee complex acquisition strategies aligned with Army installation resilience goals, prioritizing mission-critical infrastructure integrity across diverse geographic theaters. Kim Yong Suk maintains consistent contracting relationships with a focused cohort of Korean-based contractors, including GLOBAL SYSTEMIZED INDUSTRY, 09CLEAN CO., LTD, KOREA CONTAINER POOL CO., LTD, NOKHWACHANGJO, and GLOBAL COMPANY ALLIANCE CO., LTD. These partnerships reflect a reliance on regional vendors with proven expertise in military-grade construction, facility maintenance, and modular infrastructure solutions tailored to the unique demands of overseas U.S. Army bases. The working relationships are characterized by long-term performance consistency, compliance with U.S. military construction standards, and repeat award patterns based on technical proficiency and schedule reliability. There is no set-aside preference in Kim Yong Suk’s procurement portfolio; all acquisitions are conducted as full and open competitions, with no targeted use of 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or other socioeconomic programs. This reflects a mission-driven approach prioritizing technical capability and geographic proximity over socioeconomic categorization, particularly given the operational tempo and location-specific demands of overseas installations. The primary NAICS focus is 236220 — Commercial and Institutional Building Construction — encompassing the full spectrum of facility upgrades, utility system integration, structural reinforcement, and base-wide infrastructure modernization. Procurements involve concrete, steel, MEP systems, and compliance with UFC and AR 420-1 standards, demonstrating deep technical expertise in military construction environments and the logistical complexities of sustaining U.S. Army infrastructure abroad.