AMERICAN SYSTEMS
Master Acquisition Program Management Analyst
AMERICAN SYSTEMS, Washington, District of Columbia, us, 20022
Location
US-DC-Washington Overview
AMERICAN SYSTEMS is an employee‑owned federal government contractor supporting national priority programs through strategic solutions in Information Technology, Test & Evaluation, Program Mission Support, Engineering & Analysis, and Training. Responsibilities
Fully support the Production IPT Lead in contracting, cost analysis, contract modification tracking, proposal technical assessments, and other urgent action items. Develop, track, and finalize ACAT documentation and coordinate actions between various Subject Matter Experts and maintain archives in SharePoint. Prepare purchase requests (small acquisition procurements) and larger acquisitions. Use database systems (i.e., SharePoint) to track existing contracting actions, manage contractual documentation, and provide detailed reports. Conduct detailed technical analysis of contractor proposals, coordinate evaluations, and draft derailed reports. Develop/use existing cost models to ascertain government cost positions. Generate and/or update RFP, SOW, CDRLs, contract exhibits/attachments, cost estimates, J&A, track RFI's, and procurement requests. Support meetings, working groups, and briefings at other facilities; design reviews/audits. Coordinate with the Contract Officer's Representatives (COR), the Contracting Officer for modifications, prioritization of action items, and documentation generation. Coordinate with Configuration Management personnel for needed engineering change proposal (ECP) contracting actions. Qualifications
Qualified candidates for this role must possess: Active
TOP SECRET
clearance
w/SCI eligibility Bachelor's Degree (Business, Management, or an Engineering Discipline) and 12-15 years of relevant experience,
OR
Master's Degree and 10-12 years of relevant experience,
OR Doctoral Degree and 8-10 years of relevant experience.
At least 5 years of relevant experience within a DoD agency, preferably in program acquisition, cost analysis, and/or contracting. Detailed understanding of DoD Directive 5000 policies and the Program Office's role within that process (deliverable timelines, required documents etc.). NOTE:
This position is currently 100% on site at the Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, DC. EEO Statement
EEO Race/Sex/Disability Status/Veteran Status.
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US-DC-Washington Overview
AMERICAN SYSTEMS is an employee‑owned federal government contractor supporting national priority programs through strategic solutions in Information Technology, Test & Evaluation, Program Mission Support, Engineering & Analysis, and Training. Responsibilities
Fully support the Production IPT Lead in contracting, cost analysis, contract modification tracking, proposal technical assessments, and other urgent action items. Develop, track, and finalize ACAT documentation and coordinate actions between various Subject Matter Experts and maintain archives in SharePoint. Prepare purchase requests (small acquisition procurements) and larger acquisitions. Use database systems (i.e., SharePoint) to track existing contracting actions, manage contractual documentation, and provide detailed reports. Conduct detailed technical analysis of contractor proposals, coordinate evaluations, and draft derailed reports. Develop/use existing cost models to ascertain government cost positions. Generate and/or update RFP, SOW, CDRLs, contract exhibits/attachments, cost estimates, J&A, track RFI's, and procurement requests. Support meetings, working groups, and briefings at other facilities; design reviews/audits. Coordinate with the Contract Officer's Representatives (COR), the Contracting Officer for modifications, prioritization of action items, and documentation generation. Coordinate with Configuration Management personnel for needed engineering change proposal (ECP) contracting actions. Qualifications
Qualified candidates for this role must possess: Active
TOP SECRET
clearance
w/SCI eligibility Bachelor's Degree (Business, Management, or an Engineering Discipline) and 12-15 years of relevant experience,
OR
Master's Degree and 10-12 years of relevant experience,
OR Doctoral Degree and 8-10 years of relevant experience.
At least 5 years of relevant experience within a DoD agency, preferably in program acquisition, cost analysis, and/or contracting. Detailed understanding of DoD Directive 5000 policies and the Program Office's role within that process (deliverable timelines, required documents etc.). NOTE:
This position is currently 100% on site at the Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, DC. EEO Statement
EEO Race/Sex/Disability Status/Veteran Status.
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