Military Construction Program Management Facilities Professional

Booz Allen Hamilton•Arlington, VA

3d•$77,600 - $176,000•Remote

About The Position

As a facilities manager, you understand that relationship‑building and keen attention to detail is crucial when overseeing the life cycle of a project. As an experienced facilities professional at Booz Allen, you can use your client engagement skills to impact projects that will modernize, streamline, and strengthen Military Construction (MILCON) program execution across critical federal infrastructure programs. We need someone like you who is eager to work on complex projects that’ll enhance decision‑making, support Congressional engagements, and improve facility investment planning for military stakeholders. On our team, you’ll manage challenging projects for sensitive missions from beginning to end while collaborating with senior leadership. You’ll oversee a team to develop creative solutions on mission‑critical MILCON program management efforts in federal and defense environments. In this role, you’ll closely impact military infrastructure investment planning and program oversight by developing MILCON program guidance, preparing budget materials, tracking project execution, monitoring design authority progress, and assembling high‑visibility Congressional Notification packages. With mentoring, exposure to challenging projects, and opportunities to learn new tools and skills, we focus on growing as a team to make the best solutions for our customers. Work with us as we facilitate projects that impact military construction and infrastructure modernization efforts for the better.

Requirements

4+ years of experience supporting MILCON, federal facilities management, or capital investment programs
Knowledge of military construction processes, design authority lifecycle, or federal budget analysis
Ability to develop program guidance, track project execution, and prepare high‑visibility reporting materials
Ability to assemble formal government notifications or documentation packages for review and approval
Secret clearance
Bachelor’s degree in an engineering, real estate, public policy, or finance field

Nice To Haves

Experience assisting with Congressional engagements or formal federal review processes
Experience with MCO 11000.5
Knowledge of ETMS2 workflows or MILCON‑specific program documentation
Ability to manage multi‑phase project reporting and construct analytic summaries for senior leaders
Master’s degree in engineering, real estate, public policy, finance, or a related field
PMP, CFM, or relevant facilities or acquisition certifications

Responsibilities

Manage challenging projects for sensitive missions from beginning to end while collaborating with senior leadership.
Oversee a team to develop creative solutions on mission‑critical MILCON program management efforts in federal and defense environments.
Develop MILCON program guidance.
Prepare budget materials.
Track project execution.
Monitor design authority progress.
Assemble high‑visibility Congressional Notification packages.