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Supports the Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS) Program Support Services (PSS) PMW 205 in Washington Navy Yard (WNY) and National Capital Region (NCR). - Supported the Government with the following Support Services: processing of the Requirements to Award Process Tool (RAPT) processing, Market Research (MR), Price Analysis (PA), Technical Evaluation (TE), CSA Automated Price Analysis (CAPA), Business Clearance Memorandum (BCM), Memorandum for the Record (MFR), and Award.- Assisted the Government by executing price analyses, drafting BCMs and MFRs for Contract Line Item Numbers (CLIN) 6AG, CLIN 32, CLIN 53, CLIN 51, CLIN 23, CLIN 9999, CLIN TRP, CLIN 14, CLIN 62, and CLIN 5000 actions. - Processed and completed about 130-line items (high-level spreadsheet) for all current NGEN Premier/Waterfront Support services.- Maintain Delivery Order/Task Order and contract files, COR files, CDRL files and Contract Surveillance Report Files via RAPT processing procedures. - Processed market analysis and CAPA PA’s for all contract actions (pre-priced, non pre-priced items, and Other Direct Costs (ODC) workups) and incorporating the results to the BCMs and MFRs for Contracting Officer approval.- Assisted the Government with the Period of Performance (PoP) extension requests for CLIN 6AG actions along with Perspecta, Claimant, and NET Team.- Working with and advising Program Managers on procurement policies, regulations, and procedures that result in cost savings for the Government. - Maintaining a working knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and agency supplemental regulations; following all applicable acquisition procedures. - Utilizing all applicable regulations, policies, and procedures while participating with a variety of Program Offices to ensure the acquisition plan, synopsis, procurement planning conference and justification and approval all include necessary information to facilitate a successful contract award.

Responsible for the administration of multi-million-dollar Government and Serco contracts supporting the Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection (ATFP) and Naval Electronic Surveillance Systems (NESS) projects. Fully administers subcontracts from cradle-to-grave for multiple agreements across a range of programs.• Prepare compliant Request for Proposal (RFP) packages during the bid process.• Issues competitive and sole/single source solicitations and serves as the primary point of contact for the bidding suppliers.• Anticipates and mitigates potential roadblocks to timely procurements. Understands how to make use of known/historical sources and how to identify potential new sources in various industries.• Ensures subcontract agreements and purchase orders accurately reflect price, schedule, terms and conditions (T&Cs) as negotiated with suppliers.• Analyses and assists with the development of sole source justifications, utilizes multiple solicitation methods, and performs a variety of price analysis techniques.• Recommends appropriate actions to resolve performance difficulties. Monitors supplier performance for conformance to original proposal, and controls change management. Takes appropriate actions to help ensure supplier issues are not repeated.• Participates in continuous improvement activities and provide suggestions for cost reduction and improve efficiency. Serves a s functional lead for certain process improvement efficiency.• Negotiates and establishes Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) and standard Teaming Agreements (TAs), and serve as a lead role for soliciting third party pricing to support Serco proposals.

Supports the Program Executive Office for Command, Control, Communication, Computers and Intelligence (PEO C4I) Tactical Networks Program Office (PMW160) for the Automated Digital Network System (ADNS) program at Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR). Provides acquisition support to facilitate DoD acquisition contracting processes to include planning, organizing, and coordinate to support acquisition contracting.• Provides financial and contracts management support to Navy Program Office.• Provides production and service contracting and acquisition planning support to NAVY C4I to facilitate the acquisition contracting processes.• Provides acquisition support to facilitate DoD acquisition contracting processes to include briefings and reports, planning, organizing, coordinate, and produce quality control deliverables needed to support acquisition contracting.• Plans and manages the coordination, development, review, analysis, and finalize Request for Proposals (RFP), Engineering Change Proposals (ECP), Work Breakdown Structures (WBS), Competition in Contracting (CIC), proposal preparation instructions, acquisition strategies, and proposal evaluation criteria.• Manages the analysis and allocation of authorized funding to elements or task, determine required level of effort (LOE), conduct detailed cost and technical evaluation of proposals, and provide comments and advice to Program Managers.• Provide support and assistance to the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) by performing inspection and acceptance for the Government ensuring performance/delivery is in accordance with the contract requirements.• Manages the Bill of Materials (BOM), Contract Data Requirements List (CDRL), analysis and allocation of authorized Funding to elements or tasks, determines required levels of effort, conducts detailed cost and technical evaluations of proposals, and provides comments and advice to Program Managers (PM).

Contracting Officer with Level 1 Authority to approve contract actions; responsible for pre-award and post award functions for a variety of Construction, Environmental, A/E, Facilities Services, and Historical Resources contracts. Member of the Coastal Integrated Product Team (IPT); directly involved in awarding up to $100M value acquisition and procurement projects. Assists, trains, and guides Contract Specialists on acquisition policies and procedures. Develops procurement packages to include: development of Market Research, AP, Acquisition Strategy (AS), Determination and Findings (D&F), Justification for Other Than Full and Open Competition, Scope of Work (SOW), Independent Government Cost Estimates (IGCE), reporting requirements, security requirements checklists, technical data packages, evaluation criteria, method of solicitation, and other pertinent documents. Leads and conduct negotiations related to prices, T&Cs, and contract modifications; formulates pricing reports and negotiation strategy, identifies the areas for negotiation, and advices the Government Technical Team concerning contractual rights and obligations. Reviews, interprets, and recommends contractual terms and conditions and interprets established policies, procedures, and standard practices to develop proactive plans to ensure that prime contracts and subcontract activities achieve desired objectives and timetables. Reviews RFP and specifications to abide with contract laws, FAR and DFARS regulations, and NAVFAC SW procedures. Manages prime and subcontracts by monitoring progress, issuing contract modifications, and identify issues and develops solutions. Advises, assists, and performs cost price analysis and reasonableness of prices offered; evaluates and analyzes cost and pricing data contained in contractor's and subcontractor’s proposals. Developed contract documentation for procurement packages such as PWS and SSPs; APs, Market Analysis, RFPs, RFIs, SOW, IGCE, and CDRL.

Solicited and awarded services and supplies contracts in the following areas: Competitive/Single Award, Non-commercial/Sole Source, Commercial/Sole Source, BAA for DARPA and HSARPA, 8(a) Small Business Set-aside, Simplified Acquisition/Federal Supply Schedule (GSA), Simplified Acquisition/Sole Source, Firm Fixed Price (FFP), Cost Reimbursement (CR), and Government Wide Acquisition Contracts (GWAC). Managed over $100M in RDT&E and engineering service contracts and TOs. Served as business solutions provider for over 200 Scientists and Engineers in four R&D technical codes, including the Navy's Navigation and Applied Sciences Lab; monitored and administered contract performance to ensure proper progress and completion, and to negotiate any modifications