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Responsible for reviewing, negotiating, structuring, and/or administrating contractual documents that establish business relationships with customers and/or partners in relation to sales contracts. Work with cross functional organizations to structure and manage the contracting process. Advises the organization of contractual rights and obligations and provides interpretation of terms and conditions. Perform subcontract administration functions, such as: Prepare bid proposal packages for potential subcontractors; Review, process, and negotiate and Non-Disclosure Agreements; Negotiate, draft, and administer subcontract agreements for Time and Materials procurement; Process purchase orders / modifications, and requisitions using specialized program (Deltek CostPoint); Process purchase orders / modifications, and requisitions using specialized program (Deltek CostPoint); Monitor the subcontracts for compliance with to Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR); Verify evidence of subcontractor's progress, negotiate modifications, and coordinate the extension of periods of performance; Assure invoices and payments are accurate and processed on time; approve partial/final payments, and Perform subcontract close-out actions.

Manage and administer all facets of competitive contract process for the Defense Information Systems Agency (the Defense Information Systems Network (DISN) Global Solutions (DGS program). Manage 30+ task orders for professional services with 15 subcontractors with the overall value exceeding $100 million under the $4B federal program. Perform subcontract administration functions, such as:Prepare bid proposal packages for potential subcontractors; Review, process, and negotiate and Non-Disclosure Agreements; Negotiate, draft, and administer subcontract agreements for Time and Materials procurement; Process purchase orders / modifications, and requisitions using specialized program (Deltek CostPoint); Process purchase orders / modifications, and requisitions using specialized program (Deltek CostPoint); Monitor the subcontracts for compliance with to Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR); Verify evidence of subcontractor's progress, negotiate modifications, and coordinate the extension of periods of performance; Assure invoices and payments are accurate and processed on time; approve partial/final payments, and Perform subcontract close-out actions.

Serve as the contracts/procurement manager under all potential, existing, and completed contracting vehicles for Summit Marketing on all levels of the US Federal Government Domestic and International, State, Local and subcontracts with other US Government Commercial Contractors. Prepare contractual documents between Summit Marketing and Government Clients and between Summit and various contractors/subcontractor partners. Negotiate contract terms and conditions. Monitor compliance with the terms and conditions of contracts and fulfillment of all obligations imposed by the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and other pertinent regulations, terms and conditions pertaining to contract administration. Serve as a subject matter expert to program and project managers and teams in understanding and managing contract compliance. Evaluate and engage in analysis, preparation, and review of proposals and proposal responses. Support development and continuous process improvement of procurement management systems, plans and reporting. Develop and maintain an internal set of procurement and purchasing policies and procedures. Recommend, prepare, and implement policies and procedures as appropriate to ensure compliance with applicable regulations and contract terms and conditions. Support program teams in the development of Quality Assurance and Surveillance Plans so that they align with contractual requirements. Alert Senior Leaders of any and all contractual risks. Plan, lead, supervise, manage and/or coach activities of employees assigned to the Contracts Management Team.

Serve as the contracts/procurement representative under various US Government Domestic and International Contracts. Responsibilities include Pricing, Contracts Administration and Subcontracts Administration, Purchasing and Procurement Management, & Contract-related Risk Management activities in support of the FEMA. Contract duties and activities include prime contracting, subcontracting, purchasing / procurement, pricing, negotiation, project audit management, property management and financial analysis and reporting. Risk management activities include serving as the coordinator of claims and litigation, program/project risk management assessment and planning, and project risk portfolio management, insurance and bonding issues for construction and services projects. Establish (to the extent necessary), manage, supervise and responsible for contract administration and procurement services across the FEMA and other disaster response contracts (or other contracts/programs as may be assigned over time), and program/project offices, ensuring that appropriate resources are in place to efficiently and profitably serve external and internal clients. Functional areas of responsibility include (but are not limited to) prime contracting, subcontracting, procurement/purchasing, pricing, negotiation, project audit management and response (internal and external), property management, SB/SDB/MBE/WBE utilization, and financial analysis and reporting. Ensure compliance with all applicable contracts and procurement P&P, regulations, and laws.

Under direction of the Director of Contracts conduct all preparation, pricing, negotiation, and administration of major, complex contracts that may involve integrating proposals from subcontractors and other potential vendors; review requests for proposals to mitigate risks associated with statements of work (SOW's), terms and conditions: prepares proposals and progress reports; and reviews proposals for conformity to contract requirements before final bid is determined. Prepare daily, weekly, and monthly reports to the Director of Contracts along with the Senior Procurement Administrator, Contract Administrators, Procurement Administrators, and other support personnel. Develop proposals, and provide ongoing contract administration up to and including close-out on major and complex contracts. Has signature authority for major, complex contracts as delineated by ANSER policy..

Plan, organize, and control project requirements and responsibilities to ensure compliance with contract requirements. Establish liaison between NAMS and the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), Indian Health Services (IHS), and other Federal Agencies. Organize, conduct, and evaluate various outreach vehicles on a national and regional level. Produce and distribute Tribal awareness materials for publications, presentations, and at trade fairs. Identify problems and make recommendations to increase Native American awareness. Develop monthly, quarterly and annual reports to the management and other staff members at NAMS. Ensure that files and records are carefully maintained for program auditing compliance.

Tribal Administrator serves as the Director of Operations over all day-to-day tribal government activities for the Poarch Band of Creek Indians and Senior Contracts/Subcontracts Manager over all past, present, and future contractual opportunities. Responsibilities includes but not limited to the supervision of a staff of 180 full time employees and a annual contracting budget of over $5 Billion Dollars. Work with contracting and potential contracting agencies with tribal consultation to maintain and establish positive and growing guidelines and requirements for the betterment of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians.

UIDA is a Procurement and Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) Manage DLA awards and assured award performance. Plan, organize, direct and control project activities and staff for purpose of increasing the number of Indian firms in contract procurement with the government. Coordinate with regional office, Bureau of Indian Affairs and staff task assignments for assisting individual clients. Train staff members and facilitate staff performance. Hire and manage outside consultants. Establish liaison with procuring agencies such as; DOD) and other Federal Agencies. Achieve program results within the allowed budget. I established and developed UIDA office from its conception and along with the help of two other staff members the first 4 years of operation was above successful evident by an excellence performance rating from DLA and DCMA in all 4 years.