Asset Management Lead

Peraton•,

1d•$86,000 - $138,000•Remote

About The Position

Peraton is seeking an Asset Management Lead to join their team on the Department of State (DOS) Bureau of Diplomatic Technology (DT) Consular Affairs Enterprise Infrastructure Operations (CAEIO) Program. This program focuses on IT Operations and Maintenance to modernize networks, applications, and databases supporting global consular applications services. The Asset Management Lead will be part of the Asset & Acquisition Team, overseeing the procurement process for all acquisitions made by the contractor or the Government. Key responsibilities include maintaining accurate asset inventories, supporting hardware and software reviews, managing maintenance renewals, software entitlements, and warranty support, identifying market trends, and resolving procurement challenges to ensure timely acquisition of goods and services.

Requirements

High School diploma/equivalent and 6 years of experience.
U.S. citizenship and an active SECRET Government Security Clearance.
Demonstrated experience managing/ leading acquisition and asset management staff in a complex, distributed enterprise IT environment.
Experience with enterprise IT planning, experience managing inventory and assets, and managing procurements in support of Federal Government clients in a complex, distributed enterprise IT environment.
Demonstrated support for lifecycle asset management to include audit response and asset tracking in support of Federal Government clients in a complex, distributed enterprise IT environment.

Nice To Haves

Demonstrated experience analyzing organizational IT procurements, identifying opportunities to reduce costs through innovative procurement vehicles, reducing service/support levels to procure necessary support to deliver organizational needs, and analyzing inventory to reduce the number of maintenance and support agreements.
ITIL Foundation Level Certification (or higher)
ServiceNow expertise particularly with the CMBD module. Experience building and maintaining a CMDB in ServiceNow a big plus.

Responsibilities

Support the entire acquisition life cycle, from pre-award planning through solicitation preparation, contract award, contract administration and contract close-out.
Support acquisition planning by preparing source selection documents, including evaluation criteria, justifications and approvals, synopses, and requests for proposals/quotes/bids, while also developing and providing detailed cost estimates in support of Independent Government Cost Estimates (IGCEs).
Assist government procurement agencies in developing acquisition strategies, work statements, and evaluation plans, and qualifying vendors.
Coordinate procurement activities, including financial forecasting, name brand and sole-source justifications, acquisition planning, vendor coordination, and market research.
Collaborate with architecture and engineering teams to identify assets needed to support program tasks and projects. Collaboratively create a technical refresh roadmap per applicable refresh cycles.
Follow stringent procurement processes based on requirements and Supply Chain Risk Management process to create compliant packages.
Leverage a network of over 1,000 vendors and original equipment manufacturer (OEM) partners, product development, and industry analyst resources to identify opportunities for alternate product development.
Provide detailed specifications, statements of work, and justification documentation.
Route and track the status of procurement packages for Government approval.
Review invoices and obtain signed receiving reports from vendors and Government personnel.
Provide oversight and maintenance of contract files through contract close out.
Facilitate and prepare file information in response to audits.
Track orders and confirm system lead times, delivery dates, and costs.
Draft and route Receiving Reports for requester and COR validation and signature.