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Colorado, United States

Leads procurement team to execute ~$102 million annual goods & services spend across 26 distinct governmental departmental and agency portfolios. Develops and executes a procurement strategic framework to include enterprise, governmental and cooperative acquisitions, and contracting approaches to reduce spend while maintaining quality. Cultivates teamwork while working to modernize procurement processes into an Enterprise Resource Planning software platform to streamline the workflows of requisitions, purchase orders, risk management, contracting and accounting functions. Invests in talent development to build strong procurement team and enhance stakeholder satisfaction. Engages in strategic thinking, negotiation, data analysis, and supplier relations to maintain market intelligence and business success.

Greeley, Colorado

Director of the Facilities Department comprised of 8 distinct divisions, to include: Director’s Office, Maintenance, Custodial, Parks, Veterans Services, Transportation, Security, and Construction Management. The Maintenance Division is comprised of: Carpentry, Heating Ventilation & Air Conditioning (HVAC), Grounds, Plumbing, Operational Technology, and Electricians. Develops annual $9+ million plus operating budgets for department to maintain County’s 111 buildings/locations comprised of over 1.7 million square feet across 4,000+ square miles. Responsible for bid specifications, procurement process, and contracting to support County's needs while ensuring appropriate risk management. Responsible for developing long range capital improvements, planning, budgets, and construction. These range from small remodels to full construction of buildings which include Courts, Crime Laboratory, Jail, Administrative offices and alternative fuels (CNG & LNG). Provides oversight management for various contracted services. Administered County Public Transportation/Transit program and supporting grants. Performs surplus property inventory and disposal. Serves as property manager for leased spaces to include financial analysis, budgeting, tax compliance, and capital improvements.

Cheyenne, Wyoming Area

Administers technology & electronic modernization upgrades for nuclear missile systems to include: Top Secret functions, communication systems (radio & wired), launch systems, security systems, and missile guidance systems across four military installations in the western region of the United States. Validated contractual obligations of aerospace contracts with Boeing, Northrup Grumman, and Honeywell. Drafted multiple regulations, operating guidelines codes and technical data instructions to ensure consistent results across the Command. Performed base level and unit level audits to ensure compliance with regulatory requirement. Resolved anomalies and issues affecting work stoppage and civilian depot supply chain distribution issues. Primary manager for the $252M Peacekeeper nuclear missile weapon system deactivation in a safe, efficient and expeditious manner in accordance with presidential directives. Served as the Quality Assurance evaluator and Inspector General capacity by performing proficiency inspections on personnel and processes across four military installations to verify compliance with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), technical orders, directives, and regulations. Command evaluator and prime instructor of Security enhancements for deterring terrorism at facilities and bases.

Cheyenne, Wyoming Area

Chief instructor and manager of a technical school where technology, electrical, electronics and facility teachers educated students on the methodology of technology programming, electronics, troubleshooting and repair. Maintained technical trade school’s college accreditation through extensive certification program with the Community College of the Air Force. Developed schedules, checklists, technical lesson plans, and objectives required to perform comprehensive and accurate initial training, re-occurring, and special training. Students are taught how to install, maintain, repair, troubleshoot, modify, inoperable or malfunctioning technology & electronic subsystems by interpreting wiring diagrams schematics and Secret/Top Secret coding operations. Effectively manages manpower, budget, and resources to support maintenance at 200 nuclear equipped Minuteman & Peacekeeper Launch Facilities (LF) and 20 Missile Alert Facilities (MAF). Equipment and vehicle needs and repairs through motor pool functional support. Trained multiple competition teams which won Best in Air Force for their respective disciplines. Recognized for superior service with many accolades/awards.

Cheyenne, Wyoming Area

Responsible for the oversight and management of a work center which operated 24-hours a day, 7-days a week consisting of 68 electrical and facility maintenance mechanics that perform checkout, troubleshooting, and repair of operational technology, electrical and facility systems at 220 remote nuclear facilities spread over a 2,600 square mile area. Performs scheduling for the daily, weekly, and monthly actions. Coordinate emergency maintenance response, parts availability and budgets to respond to equipment failures to minimize equipment down time. Served as manager of motor pool repairs and equipment scheduling. Analyzed unique malfunctions within the electrical and facility systems, subsystems and solid state circuitry which are beyond the capability of the average electrical & facility technician. Served as the Quality Assurance inspector by conducting technical proficiency evaluations and organization activity inspections to ensure compliance with technical orders, regulation, safety compliance, OSHA, and EPA rules. Recognized for superior service with many accolades/awards.

Master Of Business Administration (M.B.A.)

Bachelor'S Degree, Business Administration

Associate'S Degree, Instructor Of Technology And Military Science

Associate'S Degree, Electronic Systems Technology