ACQUISITION AND CONTRACTING AWARDS
Systems, R&D, Logistics Support (Sustainment) Contracting—Lovisa D. Parks, PEO STRI.
Specialized Services and Construction Contracting—Sonya DeLucia, ACC – APG, Huachuca Contracting Division, Fort Huachuca. AZ.
OUTSTANDING CONTRACTING OFFICER AWARD Sonya DeLucia of ACC – Aberdeen Proving Ground’s Huachuca Contracting Division, AZ, received the Outstanding Contracting Officer Award for Specialized Services and Construction Contracting in recognition of her work executing a contract for operations, maintenance and defense of Army communications systems in Southwest and Central Asia, providing support to more than 40 sites in several countries with more than 1,700 contractor personnel. (Photo by Lisa Padilla, ACC – APG)
Contingency Contracting—MAJ William J. Griffin, 413th CSB, Regional Con- tracting Office – Hawaii, ECC, Wheeler Army Airfield, HI.
OUTSTANDING UNIT/TEAM AWARDS
Equipping and Sustaining Our Soldier’s Systems—Stryker Double-V Hull Army Test and Evaluation Integrated Program Team, ATEC, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command Capability Manager Stryker Brigade Combat Team, Program Manager Stryker Brigade Combat Team, U.S. Army Research Laboratory and U.S. Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center.
Individual Sustained Achievement— LTC Raymond Morgan III, Defense Contract Management Agency Lockheed Martin Sunnyvale, CA, Contract Man- agement Office.
Information Enabled Army—U.S. Special Operations Command Global Video Surveillance Activity Team, PEO – Special Operations Forces Warrior.
SECRETARY OF THE ARMY CONTRACTING AWARDS The Barbara C. Heald Award—Irvin G. Bonus, 413th Contracting Support Brigade, Regional Contracting Office – Hawaii, U.S. Army Contracting Command
(ACC),
Barbara C. Heald retired after 27 years of service, but returned to work. She was killed on her third tour of duty during a rocket attack on the U.S. Embassy compound in Baghdad, Iraq, in 2005.
Te award is presented to the DA civilian who clearly demonstrates selfless service, extraordinary and uncompromising professionalism in
contracting, and
true commitment to the personal and professional growth of others.
AbilityOne—New England Soldier Systems and Individual Equipment (NESSIE) Team, ACC – Aberdeen Prov- ing Ground (APG), Natick Contracting Division, Natick, MA.
Outstanding Contract Specialist/ Procurement Analyst—Linda M. Finan, 409th Contracting Support Brigade (CSB), ECC, Kaiserslautern, Germany.
OUTSTANDING CONTRACTING OFFICER AWARDS
Expeditionary
Contracting Command (ECC), Wheeler Army Airfield, HI.
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Installation Level – Directorate of Con- tracting—Thomas R. Guyer, 409th CSB, ECC, Teater Contracting Center, Kaiser- slautern, Germany.
Systems, R&D, Logistics Support (Sus- tainment) Contracting (tie)—Family of Heavy Tactical Vehicles Evaluation Team, ACC – Warren, TACOM Life Cycle Management Command;
and
CH-47 Chinook MY II Evaluation Team, ACC – Redstone.
Contingency Contracting—U.S. Army Corps of Engineers North Atlantic Division, Super Storm Sandy Imme- diate Response Team, Directorate of Contracting, North Atlantic Division.
Installation Level – Directorate of Contracting—Virtual Procurement Management Review (PMR) Team FY13, ECC, Huntsville, AL.
Specialized Services and Construction Contracting—Supply, Expeditionary and Construction Team, 414th CSB, ECC, Vicenza, Italy.
For complete information on the win- ners, go to
http://asc.army.mil/web/ access-evts-army-honors-acquisition- and-contracting-award-winners/. Photos from the ceremony are now available on the U.S. Army Acquisition Support Cen- ter Flickr page at
http://www.flickr.com/ photos/usaasc/sets/.
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