Contracts Management Analyst

Decision Technologies, Inc.•Arlington, VA

3d•$60,000 - $110,000•Onsite

About The Position

The selectee will perform as the Decision Technologies Entry-Level, Junior or Mid-Level Contracts Management Analyst for a US Navy Weapons Engineering and Program Acquisition Support contract. YOU MUST BE ELIGIBLE FOR A DOD SECRET CLEARANCE. This position is not eligible for hybrid or remote work situations. This is a 100% on-site, in-office position.

Requirements

Entry-Level: Some education in pursuit of a business or contracts careers.
Junior-Level: 1-3 years’ experience as a contracts or program analyst
Mid-Level: 4-7 years’ experience as a contracts or program analyst for a Government program office
Must be eligible for a DOD Secret Clearance

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in business, Policy, Finance, or related discipline
Direct experience as a contracts or program analyst with NAVSEA or PEO IWS program offices.
An active SECRET clearance
Knowledge and experience referencing and analyzing DoD 5000 legislation, the FAR, and the DFARS
Experience working with contracts and acquisition documentation for ACAT-1/2/3 acquisition programs.
Ability to work effectively with team members and subcontractors from various technical, acquisition, and administrative disciplines
Excellent interpersonal, leadership, and communication skills
Ability to develop and deliver coherent and concise customer presentations

Responsibilities

Assist the Government to draft procurement-related documents in accordance with the Federal Acquisition Regulations and associated supplements and DOD 5000 series requirements.
Assist in the administration of contracts, to include preparation of Procurement Requests, Modification Requests, and Technical Direction Letters/Technical Instructions.
Collect, review, and analyze information in order to make recommendations to the Government. Define the nature and extent of problems. Analyze relevant data, which may include financial expenditures, contracts, employment, or legislation.
In the course of preparing recommendations, understand the nature of the organization, the relationship it has with others in the Government, and its internal organization and culture.
Report findings and recommendations to the Government through written reports, briefs, and oral presentations.