Will Collier Email & Phone Number

Bethesda, Md, Us

Directy responsible for contract management including supporting proposals, developing and negotiating contracts, resolving contractual issues, and ensuring compliance with contracts, subcontracts, purchase orders, company policies and procedures, and government regulations.

Düsseldorf, Nordrhein Westfalen, De

As the Contract Manager Will worked to provide on-site advice to American Rheinmetall Munitions (ARM) business/client units, the US Government and ARM project teams on contract management. His day to day functions were to initiate, track, effectively communicate and monitor contract changes, deliverables, correspondence and risks; while maintaining associated documentation per company procedures and regulatory compliance. Ensured the effective management of government contracts in accordance with company policies and procedures, applicable laws, and customer requirements. Was the point of contact for company personnel when dealing with all contractual matters. Was involved in all stages of Contract Lifecycle Management for the company while maintaining compliance with the FAR and DFAR.

Cincinnati, Oh, Us

Managed all activities involved in the identification, acquisition, production, and distribution of the company’s products and services. Developed best practices and processes to align with the overall company goals and objectives while ensuring company systems requirements are maintained. Led company Supply Chain to reduce inventory $26M in 96 days to meet business needs during COVID, established a company wide Maintenance Council, instrumental in the successful implementation of a TMS solution and the implementation of a 3rd party private fleet compliance company.

Ch-4665, Oftringen, Ch

• 2 Direct Reports. • Managed motor carrier and intermodal transportation, warehousing, terminal and transfer operations, provided efficient and effective logistics operations services in support of current business, as well as future business development across Canada and the United States. • Implemented and oversaw improved shipping activities, supporting specific plant logistics operations on a North American basis. • Controled motor carrier and related operations expense exceeding $55 million annually, and overall logistics expense exceeding $160 million annually. • National Association of Chemical Distributors and National Tank Truck Carriers point of contact for Omya North America.• Instrumental in the process improvements to daily rail boxcar and pressure differential hopper rail car loading and unloading. • Managed relationships, rates and compliance of standards/timelines with 120 different trucking carriers, 10 bulk rail to truck transfer sites and 20 warehouses across North America. • Responsible for the on time shipment and delivery of more than 35 slurry tank/dry hopper rail cars, 15 boxcars, 150 dry bulk/slurry truck loads, 50 Full Truck Loads (FTL)/Less Than Full Truck loads (LTL) and 10 intermodal shipments on a daily basis from 7 plants, and 30 warehouses/transfer sites

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Contract Specialist, Contracting Battalion • 3 Direct Reports. • Assisted Contracting Officers negotiate the best rates and contract terms for the government during pre- and post-award actions for Service, Construction and Supply Contracts in accordance with the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR).• Vast knowledge of the Federal, Department of Defense, and Department of the Army acquisition policies, procedures, and processes to plan, develop, coordinate, implement, direct, and manage requirements and acquisition activities. • Synchronized the shipping and receiving of Humanitarian Assistance supplies through contracting operations in a designated area of operation. Company Commander, Logistics Company • 150 Direct Reports. • Responsible for providing supply, distribution, maintenance, and food service support for over 500 soldiers and their equipment. • Maintained the morale, health, welfare, discipline, professional development, safety, environmental protections, family support, and training of 150 soldiers and maintained 60 combat vehicles valued in excess of $24 million. • Directly responsible for DOT transportation compliance of food, hazmat, and heavy equipment within the United States.• Operations also included successful fuel tanker, truck flatbed transport of heavy and oversized equipment• Directly responsible for OSHA/EPA, local, state and federal law compliance for all maintenance, transportation, food service, and HAZMAT operations

Bachelor Of Arts, History

Master Of Science (M.S.), Management - Procurement And Contract Management

High School Diploma, General Studies