PLEASE NOTE

It is a 100% Remote position. Candidates must be prepared to work on-site at the client location if required.

Potential On-Site Location:

Washington, DC/HQ Support as needed

Employment Type:

Full-Time / Contract (Labor Hour)

POSITION OVERVIEW

We are seeking a Mid-Level Federal Contract Specialist to support the FTA Office of Acquisition Management (TAD-40) in processing and administering routine to complex contract actions. Operating with limited guidance, this candidate will handle market research, solicitation preparation, cost/price analysis, modification drafting, and contract closeout across multiple contract vehicles.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES & DELIVERABLES

Pre-Award & Procurement Package Preparation:

Conduct market research, assist with Statement of Work (SOW), Statement of Objectives (SOO), and Performance Work Statement (PWS) development, and prepare solicitation packages (RFPs/RFQs).

Contract Mechanics & Administration :

Utilize FAR guidelines to execute actions across IDIQs, BPAs, purchase orders, call orders, and task orders.

Financial & Modification Analysis :

Assist with cost/price analysis, track contract status, prepare modifications, validate data, and process default or termination actions when necessary.

Systems & Workflow Tracking:

Leverage federal e-Gov procurement tools and systems to construct and award contracts while maintaining real-time tracking logs.

Contract Closeout Support :

Assist in processing completed files for closeout under

FAR 4.804.

Requirements

QUALIFICATIONS & COMPETENCIES

Education & Experience:

Bachelor s degree with 24+ semester hours in business/finance/contracts fields AND 5 years of direct federal contracting experience (or equivalent combination of education and experience).

Regulatory Knowledge:

Solid understanding of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), specifically FAR Parts 12 (Commercial), 13 (Simplified Acquisition Procedures), 37 (Service Contracting), 43 (Modifications), 4.804 (Closeout), and GSAR Subpart 538.71 (FSS).

Contract Mechanics:

Hands-on exposure to FFP, Cost-Reimbursable, Labor Hour (LH), and T&M contract types.

Technical Skills :

Strong proficiency in MS Office (Excel, Word), Google Workspace, and web-based contract management platforms.

Problem Solving :

Ability to independently analyze assignments, resolve intermediate complexity contracting issues, and present actionable feedback to leadership.