Regional Logistics Manager – Radar System Replacement (RSR)

Peraton•,

2d•$104,000 - $166,000•Remote

About The Position

The Regional Logistics Manager coordinates logistics support for Radar System Replacement (RSR) sites within an assigned region, helping ensure equipment, services, and materials are available for radar removal, installation, testing, and return to service. The role works with FAA personnel, Peraton regional managers and site representatives, radar vendors, subcontractors, transportation providers, and local service providers to maintain site readiness and resolve logistics issues. It also tracks vendor equipment movement, delivery schedules, and transportation or material delays that could affect site execution. The position is remote, with some travel to RSR sites potentially required. The role supports the FAA’s Brand New Air Traffic Control System (BNATCS) contract and the modernization of the National Airspace System. Success includes having site services and equipment ready before scheduled work, tracking and communicating shipments accurately, resolving logistics issues before they affect milestones, keeping expenditures within approved funding, closing rentals promptly, and maintaining complete delivery, receipt, and disposition records.

Requirements

U.S. citizenship and ability to obtain and maintain the required Public Trust clearance.
At least 8 years of experience with a bachelor's degree, 6 years with a master's degree, or 12 years of experience without a degree.
Experience coordinating logistics, transportation, procurement support, or field operations for geographically dispersed projects.
Experience arranging equipment rentals, temporary site services, freight deliveries, and material handling.
Ability to coordinate multiple sites and competing priorities while maintaining accurate schedules and records.
Strong communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and tools used to track shipments, costs, inventory, and schedules.
Ability to work effectively with government personnel, vendors, subcontractors, and local service providers.
Ability to travel within the assigned region and meet applicable FAA facility access requirements.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting radar, aviation, telecommunications, construction, or other technical infrastructure deployments.
Familiarity with FAA field operations, remote-site logistics, and government property accountability.
Experience supporting equipment removal, disposition, and installation activities.
Familiarity with integrated schedules, site-readiness reviews, and logistics risk management.

Responsibilities

Coordinate site logistics and readiness by identifying requirements before work begins and maintaining checklists of services, equipment, delivery dates, and responsible parties.
Arrange equipment and services such as dumpsters, portable toilets, forklifts, cranes, material-handling equipment, and temporary storage.
Obtain quotes, prepare purchase or rental requests, secure approvals through authorized procurement and program personnel, and track commitments against approved site budgets.
Track radar equipment, installation materials, replacement components, and spare parts from shipment through site receipt; monitor shipment status, arrival dates, delivery changes, and receiving requirements.
Coordinate delivery and receiving arrangements, including site access, delivery windows, unloading, storage, and staffing; verify delivery documentation and resolve shortages, damage, or incorrect shipments.
Coordinate packaging, loading, transportation, temporary storage, and approved disposition of removed equipment and materials in accordance with FAA direction and contractual requirements.
Manage rental and service schedules, including delivery, servicing, extensions, pickup, and closeout.
Maintain records and accountability for rental equipment, shipments, receipts, service orders, costs, and outstanding requirements, including ownership of government, vendor, and Peraton equipment.
Resolve or escalate missed deliveries, equipment shortages, transportation constraints, and service-provider problems; recommend recovery actions for issues threatening site readiness or milestones.
Provide routine regional status updates on site readiness, equipment movement, upcoming deliveries, costs, and unresolved issues; align logistics activities with the Integrated Master Schedule and daily site reporting.
Coordinate with site personnel to support safe operations, including appropriate equipment capacity, qualified operators, access arrangements, site conditions, and applicable safety requirements.