Professor Irvin Gray
With beginnings as a U.S. Navy Officer for 10 years (and 1 year as Sr. Comms. Officer in Afghanistan) and then continuing on to earn a J.D. and LL.M. at George Washington (with honors), Irvin Gray has a seasoned expanse of experience in government contracts.
During his tenure, Professor Gray has advised on approximately $10 billion of federal prime contracts and subcontracts, and as a Contracts Attorney for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, he advised on a wide variety of contracts from initial phases until closeout—including contentious issues like bid protests and contract disputes.
As an in-house counsel for a Honeywell subsidiary, he advises senior leaders on an $11 billion federal prime contract for the U.S. Department of Energy and a large variety of commercial subcontracts for supplies, services, construction, and real estate.
Professor Gray has been providing contract management training for over 10 years for coworkers and peers on a variety of topics from source selection to emerging regulations. He has been the main facilitator for the National Contract Management Association (NCMA) Certified Federal Contracts Manager Online Preparation Course since January 2022, and he has been an instructor for the Department of Energy's National Training Center Contractor Acquisition University since June 2022 focused on Contract Types and Source Selection.
In 2021-2022, he co-developed and co-presented a National Education Seminar entitled "Contract Lifecycle" at national training events for the NCMA. He has written a monthly article entitled "Clause Corner" for NCMA's Contract Management magazine since February 2020. He has been the Chapter President for NCMA Kansas City since July 2020.
It's an absolute pleasure to have you as part of our UD Government Contracting community!
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