Job at a glance
You will serve as a Supervisory Contract Specialist of NAVSUP FLC NORVA GF. Major duties: You will be a subject-matter expert in Federal, DOD and DON contracting laws, regulations, principles and procedures, contracts and provisions throughout the organization. You will typically advise management and colleagues on difficult problems, conduct special studies, propose options and alternatives, and represent the command.
You will initiate and conduct reviews and surveys to effect improvements in existing policy, regulations and procedures. You will participate in the overall planning, management and administration of operations regarding program directives, the sourcing process, and contracting activities. You will identify and apply appropriate resources and ensure all personnel are aware of their role and responsibilities to ensure program success.
You will be responsible for the management of all projects executed by the Division and in support of the customer and a technical expert and senior Contracting Officer and negotiator for the division within the department. You will provide the leadership necessary to maintain an effective and productive workforce and ensure a continuous flow and exchange of information between employees. Education: Applicants must meet the following Basic Education Requirement of the Department of Defense Qualification Standard for Contracting Positions: A bachelor's degree from an accredited educational institution authorized to grant baccalaureate degrees.
NOTE: The education requirement listed above applies only to individuals entering DoD GS-1102 positions on or after October 1, 2000. Current civilian personnel in DoD who occupied GS-1102 positions or contracting positions with authority to award or administer contracts above the simplified acquisition threshold in an Executive Department on or before September 30, 2000 are exempt from meeting this requirement.
Current military members who occupied a similar occupational specialty to the GS (or equivalent) 1102 or before September 30, 2000 are also exempt from meeting this requirement.