Associate - Title 10 Real Property Consulting & Advisory

Librium Group•Washington, DC

8d•$105 - $120•Hybrid

About The Position

Librium Group is seeking a motivated, analytically strong Associate to support federal, state, and municipal clients on complex Title 10 real-property, infrastructure, energy, and resilience programs. The role is intended for an early- to mid-career professional with exposure to requirements development, real-property and energy authorities, public-private partnerships, and/or infrastructure advisory. Candidates should have prior experience supporting the federal government, particularly the Department of War, and applying Title 10 real-property authorities to military installation, infrastructure, and transaction-related matters. The Associate works with senior government officials, private developers, and multidisciplinary teams to validate requirements, advance transactions, evaluate delivery models, and support long-term investment decisions. The role calls for analytical capability, stakeholder management, strategic communication, sound judgment, adaptability, and comfort operating in a fast-paced environment with changing priorities. This is a hybrid position, with 2–3 days per week at the client site and additional flexibility for hybrid work. Domestic and international travel may be required, estimated at around 10% of total time.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Business, Public Policy, Finance, Engineering, Economics, or a related field.
3–6 years of experience in consulting, finance, infrastructure projects, government, real estate, or related industries.
Working familiarity with 10 U.S.C. Subtitle A, Part IV, Chapter 159, with practical exposure to one or more authorities involving real-property acquisition, reporting, leasing, easements, conveyances, intergovernmental support agreements, utility systems, base realignment or closure, or related transactions.
Prior experience working directly with or supporting the federal government, specifically the Department of War.
Experience conducting requirements analysis, due diligence, or technical reviews aligned with Navy and Marine Corps project-development workflows, such as scope validation, NEPA considerations, real-estate requirements packages, or installation resilience planning.
Experience preparing requirements packages (DD Form 1391s) and economic or business case analyses for Navy and Marine Corps installations.
Demonstrated capability developing decision briefs, executive summaries, and analytical decks for senior DoD audiences.
Strong analytical skills and familiarity with project-finance concepts, including cash-flow modeling, debt or bond analysis, financing-term evaluation, and assessment of project economics and risk.
Excellent communication and writing skills.
Ability to manage multiple workstreams in a dynamic, fast-paced consulting environment.
U.S. citizenship.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting military departments, Defense Agencies, installations, or headquarters organizations on transactions governed by Chapter 159 of Title 10.
Direct experience with military housing privatization, including bachelor or family housing projects for the Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, or other military departments.
Experience structuring or executing public-private real-estate transactions for military departments, Defense Agencies, or the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Experience supporting developer solicitations or selections and contributing to review or negotiation of real-estate, operating, development, asset-management, energy, financing, or construction agreements.
Experience supporting asset-management activities for federal public-private projects, such as government approvals, owner-representation support, performance and cash-flow review, refinancing or restructuring analysis, or development close-out.
Exposure to project-finance or bond negotiations with underwriters, lenders, and counsel, or experience preparing supporting analyses and materials.
Master's degree.
Active Secret Clearance or ability to obtain one.

Responsibilities

Support federal real-property privatization and public-private partnership initiatives, including military bachelor and family housing projects and enhanced-use lease transactions.
Support redevelopment planning, financial and market analysis, developer solicitation and selection, and evaluation of development incentives.
Assist with public-private transactions from concept development through solicitation, selection, negotiations, agreement execution, and financial close across housing, energy, data infrastructure, and shipyard asset classes.
Assist in planning, structuring, negotiating, and executing federal real-property, infrastructure, and public-private transactions, including transactions under the Military Housing Privatization Initiative and enhanced-use leasing authorities.
Support drafting, evaluation, and negotiation of ground leases, operating agreements, property and asset-management agreements, development agreements, power purchase agreements, and construction contracts under senior team members and counsel.
Support financial underwriting and model development, analyzing financing terms, cash flows, coverage ratios, reserves, refinancing, and restructuring alternatives.
Prepare analyses, briefing materials, and negotiation support for discussions with underwriters, lenders, developers, and counsel on financing and bond-indenture terms, defaults, cash-flow distributions, bondholder rights, and client responsibilities.
Apply knowledge of Title 10 real-property, energy, and resilience authorities to shape project structures, delivery pathways, and approvals.
Support asset-management and owner-representation activities, including government approvals, cash-flow and performance reviews, refinancing or restructuring, development close-out, savings identification, and monitoring market and demographic changes.
Provide analysis, tracking, and reporting support for federal housing, energy, redevelopment, and enhanced-use lease projects.
Support senior team members in advising federal and public-sector clients, including senior military and civilian leaders.
Coordinate and participate in recurring stakeholder engagements, cross-functional working groups, and developer interactions.
Prepare executive-level communications, reports, and presentations for senior decision-makers.
Develop insights and recommendations connecting financial, technical, and policy considerations.
Support organizational planning, governance models, policy development, and implementation strategies.
Contribute to thought leadership, internal knowledge products, and firm development initiatives.
Collaborate on models, review passes, and slide development, incorporating feedback to improve quality and clarity.
Own defined analytical workstreams, such as feasibility reviews, market assessments, financial scenarios, and value-for-money evaluations, and synthesize findings for Manager review.
Develop repeatable procedures, such as status-reporting cadences and milestone trackers, to improve team processes.