SME Contract Analyst
102000 - 122000 USD per year
Company:The Copper River Family of Companies
Location:U.S. location
Languages:English
Seniority level:Senior, Minimum 15 years DoD/Government Contracting, Minimum 6 years senior contracting experience, Minimum 8 years supporting DoD 5000 programs
Experience:Minimum 15 years DoD/Government Contracting, Minimum 6 years senior contracting experience, Minimum 8 years supporting DoD 5000 programs
Requirements:
Secret clearance Master’s degree from an accredited college or university or equivalent DAWIA Level III, Contracting Professional Certification, or equivalent Minimum 15 years DoD/Government Contracting Minimum 6 years senior contracting experience Minimum 8 years supporting DoD 5000 programs
Responsibilities:
Provide expert recommendations on acquisition strategy, documentation, and ACAT program actions. Review milestone documentation for compliance with DoD 5000 series directives. Develop and review program acquisition documentation (Acquisition Plans, Strategies, Procurement Requests, PWSs). Support complex acquisitions (GSA, TIAs, OTAs, commercial/non-commercial procurements). Provide contract-related analysis and participate in IPTs. Support milestone review preparation and provide subject-matter expertise on FAR/DFARS/DoD 5000 policy.
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