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The Acquisition Analyst is a self- starter who will provide acquisition expertise regarding all statutory, regulatory, and policy updates impacting the Program’s success. This individual will work closely with the client to implement, track, and provide feedback regarding relevant DoD acquisition guidance and policy. The individual will deliver meaningful acquisition support.

• Assist the client create acquisition documents throughout the entire contract lifecycle
• Create, review and advise on Acquisition Strategies (AS) and Acquisition Plans (AP), including contracting and risk mitigation approaches, options, contracting strategies, contracting methods, competition, cost estimation, milestone schedule development, etc.
• Support the creation (including development of draft content), review and editing of the following documentation to include but not limited to Statements of Work (SOWs)/Performance Work Statements (PWS), Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP), Independent Government Cost Estimates (IGCE), Market Research Report (MRR), Justification & Approvals (J&As), Limited Source Justifications and other acquisition documentation
• Assist the client in all phases of post-award activities
• Track contract deliverables and milestones
• Assist the client in performing quality assurance surveillance functions and support
• Assist the client prepare CPARS evaluations
• Maintain a centralized file of all appropriate and required COR actions and agreements
• Assist with the preparation of periodic COR reports for each supported contract, and generates special reports, including IAAs, when necessary
• Maintain a centralized file of all appropriate and required acquisition documents
• Assist with the planning and development of acquisition-based guides, templates, and instructions on preparing required contracting documents as needed
• Assist with developing procurement SOPs
• Maintain contract log for all contracts, task orders etc.
• Conduct analytical studies on best procurement practices
• Other duties as assigned

• Bachelor’s Degree with 5 years of experience. In lieu of a bachelor’s degree 8 years of experience developing procurement packages in support of the Federal Government, with specific experience in contracting and/or acquisitions
• DAWIA Level III Program Management or Contracting (preferred)
• Superior written and oral communication skills

• TS/SCI (active)

• Ft. Meade, MD