Federal Contracting Specialist
- Full-Time
Must Understand the FAR act
3-5 years of experience in corporate
A Federal Contracting Specialist plays a crucial role in government agencies by managing and overseeing the procurement of goods and services needed for operations. Their job description typically includes the following responsibilities:
Contract Development and Administration:
- Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating contracts and agreements with vendors, suppliers, and contractors.
- Ensuring compliance with federal procurement regulations and guidelines throughout the contract lifecycle.
- Administering contracts, including monitoring performance, managing changes, and resolving disputes.
Procurement Planning:
- Collaborating with program managers and stakeholders to assess procurement needs.
- Developing acquisition strategies and plans based on agency requirements and budget constraints.
- Conducting market research to identify potential suppliers and vendors.
Solicitation and Evaluation:
- Preparing solicitation documents such as requests for proposals (RFPs), requests for quotes (RFQs), and invitations for bids (IFBs).
- Evaluating bids and proposals received from potential contractors.
- Conducting cost and price analysis to determine the reasonableness and fairness of proposed prices.
Contract Compliance and Risk Management:
- Ensuring that contractors meet their contractual obligations, including quality standards and delivery schedules.
- Monitoring contractor performance and addressing any issues or concerns.
- Mitigating risks associated with contracting activities, such as legal, financial, and performance risks.
Regulatory Compliance:
- Staying current with federal procurement laws, regulations, and policies.
- Implementing and enforcing compliance with ethical standards and procurement integrity rules.
Contract Closeout:
- Facilitating the closeout of contracts upon completion of work or termination.
- Ensuring all deliverables have been received, final payments made, and necessary documentation completed.
Communication and Stakeholder Engagement:
- Collaborating with internal stakeholders, including legal counsel, finance, and program offices.
- Communicating with external stakeholders, such as contractors, vendors, and industry representatives.
Continuous Improvement:
- Identifying opportunities to streamline procurement processes and improve efficiency.
- Participating in training and professional development to enhance skills and knowledge in federal contracting.
Overall, a Federal Contracting Specialist plays a critical role in supporting government operations by managing the acquisition process effectively, ensuring compliance with regulations, and promoting good governance in contracting activities.
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New Millennium Technical Resources
Atlanta, GAIndustry
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