A Logistics Coordinator coordinates processing and distribution of supplies, equipment or materials for a company or organization. Develops order schedules, tracks shipments and deliveries, cultivates relationships with suppliers, monitors supply quality; may supervise warehouse operations and staff.
Tampa, FL Job Details Full-time 1 hour ago Qualifications English DoD experience Compliance with security regulations Bachelor's degree Logistics planning
Full Job Description CLIN:
Strategy, Plans, Exercises, and Policy Support Services /
Logistics Background:
This contract supports U.S. Central Command's theater-level planning mission by providing experienced professionals who develop strategies, campaign plans, operational orders, assessments, and coordination products that integrate military, interagency, allied, and partner-nation activities throughout the
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area of responsibility.
Position Summary:
Leads strategic logistics planning, sustainment analysis, running estimates, requirements review support, and logistics integration into
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plans and orders. Primary Responsibilities Develop logistics plans, exercises, and training using JOPP and Joint Publications 4-0 and 5-0. Synchronize logistics planning with
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components, Combatant Commands, Joint Staff, OSD, Defense Logistics Agency, and federal partners. Provide sustainment and logistics expertise to planning teams and
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staff. Collaborate with CCJ4 on strategic and regional logistics concerns. Develop logistics analyses, estimates, exercise objectives, recommendations, briefings, and draft products. Advise on JOPP, JOPES, APEX, and Joint Doctrine. Write logistics equities and tasks into plans and orders and maintain the theater logistics running estimate. Track
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Requirements Review Process projects and prepare review-board products while coordinating with components, CF-KSA, host nation, Joint Staff, and DoD. Coordinate FOIA requests and MDRs for designated CCJ5 files. Safeguard classified and unclassified Government information, property, controlled forms, facilities, equipment, and materials. Maintain Government records separately from company records and comply with applicable federal records, FOIA, Privacy Act, DoD, and
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requirements. Perform work to the PWS quality standards and correct identified product deficiencies within applicable performance thresholds. Support required contract deliverables and provide products to the designated government task lead, COR, or alternate COR through approved
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channels. Minimum Qualifications Graduate of the Joint Logistics Course or equivalent program. At least 5 years of strategic logistics planning experience. At least 3 years of experience at a Geographic or Functional Combatant Command headquarters. Bachelor's degree. Ability to read, write, and speak English fluently. Skills, knowledge, training, current certifications, and licenses necessary to perform the assigned PWS services. Common Access Card eligibility and completion of required Information Assurance training and the
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Staff Officer Orientation Course before network access. Preferred Qualifications Master's degree. Security, Work Location, Schedule, and Travel Minimum TS/SCI clearance must be possessed and maintained unless the applicable CLIN description expressly provides an exception. Applicable positions may be subject to a counterintelligence polygraph. Primary place of performance is generally
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Headquarters, Tampa, Florida, unless supporting an authorized contingency or continuity requirement. Approved remote work may include classified or unclassified work under current
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policy. Normal operations mirror
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military and civilian schedules. The basic workday is eight hours between 0730 and 1630, with core hours from 0900 to 1500, Monday through Friday except federal holidays or facility closures. Must be prepared and eligible for CONUS and OCONUS travel and able to obtain an official passport when required.
