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Arlington, VA
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Job Description
Must be a US Citizen who currently possesses a Secret Clearance. Must be onsite 4 days a week.
Job Responsibilities / Position Duties:
The Contractor shall coordinate, consolidate, develop, and maintain O&M governance and programmatic documents (e.g., DAFIs, policies, UFC, procedures, trip reports) ensuring current compliance and statutory language is integrated; action plan(s) recommendations; task and inquiry responses; and issue resolution plan(s) under AF/A4C program management oversight.
Provide detailed updates to leadership, OSD, and stakeholders by participating in meetings/ forums and coordinating, consolidating, developing, and delivering/presenting associated meeting materials (e.g., slides, after action reports, minutes).
Provide analysis and recommendations for incorporating higher level and outside agency compliance requirements, as well as subordinate real-world applications, into effective FSRM programming policy.
Review, analyze, develop, coordinate, staff, and track project approval request packages, to include analysis of reasonable project requirements, execution method and alternatives, and cost estimates. Packages will include programming documents (e.g., DD 1391s), cost estimates, line drawings, installation/location maps, Certificate of Compliance for Critical Planning Actions, facility board minutes, etc.
Under AF/A4C program management oversight develop, draft, coordinate, staff and track Congressional notification packages related to funds available for operation and maintenance (e.g., approval packages and notifications required by 10 USC 2805 and 2811, as well as the NDAA such as Contingency Construction Authority and Overseas Contingency Operations) while closely collaborating across Headquarters Air Force.
Track and maintain status of enterprise wide FSRM program execution as well as status of individual projects. Perform trend analysis on the program (to include non-centrally funded projects), identify areas of concern, develop recommendations for improvement, and provide reporting to DAF, OSD, and congressional leadership. Understand, analyze, and report peculiarities of high-visibility and complex projects. Generate compliance and requirements presentation materials and reports, support the planning and development of FSRM programs, and collaborate across the DAF and with other DoD agencies to support AF program efforts and mission requirements.
Provide support and analysis in developing and executing training related to FSRM programming policy.
Understand, recommend, and carryout modeling and analysis opportunities as they may apply to FSRM policy, planning, programming, and execution.
Develop, coordinate, staff and track Congressional notification packages ensuring compliance with FSRM and Overseas Contingency Operations statutory approval and notification thresholds and that projects are executed before contractual expiration.
Required Skills:
• Bachelor's degree is required
• A minimum of seven (7) years of experience in facility and infrastructure requirements, processes, program management and analysis. Preferred experience in Air Force or DoD staff function (HAF, MAJCOM, AFCEC, AFIMSC) with the technical ability to perform duties related to facilities engineering and planning and programming.
• Able to grasp and competently apply policy for project requirements definition, programming, and execution. Experience in analyzing the effects of meeting Government requirements with the technical ability to analyze processes through modeling and simulation tools and to employ process improvement reengineering methodologies and principles.
Desired Skills:
• Headquarters experience with staffing approval packages for facility requirements.
• Civil Engineer experience in the US Air Force or US Space Force highly desired.
Job Responsibilities / Position Duties:
The Contractor shall coordinate, consolidate, develop, and maintain O&M governance and programmatic documents (e.g., DAFIs, policies, UFC, procedures, trip reports) ensuring current compliance and statutory language is integrated; action plan(s) recommendations; task and inquiry responses; and issue resolution plan(s) under AF/A4C program management oversight.
Provide detailed updates to leadership, OSD, and stakeholders by participating in meetings/ forums and coordinating, consolidating, developing, and delivering/presenting associated meeting materials (e.g., slides, after action reports, minutes).
Provide analysis and recommendations for incorporating higher level and outside agency compliance requirements, as well as subordinate real-world applications, into effective FSRM programming policy.
Review, analyze, develop, coordinate, staff, and track project approval request packages, to include analysis of reasonable project requirements, execution method and alternatives, and cost estimates. Packages will include programming documents (e.g., DD 1391s), cost estimates, line drawings, installation/location maps, Certificate of Compliance for Critical Planning Actions, facility board minutes, etc.
Under AF/A4C program management oversight develop, draft, coordinate, staff and track Congressional notification packages related to funds available for operation and maintenance (e.g., approval packages and notifications required by 10 USC 2805 and 2811, as well as the NDAA such as Contingency Construction Authority and Overseas Contingency Operations) while closely collaborating across Headquarters Air Force.
Track and maintain status of enterprise wide FSRM program execution as well as status of individual projects. Perform trend analysis on the program (to include non-centrally funded projects), identify areas of concern, develop recommendations for improvement, and provide reporting to DAF, OSD, and congressional leadership. Understand, analyze, and report peculiarities of high-visibility and complex projects. Generate compliance and requirements presentation materials and reports, support the planning and development of FSRM programs, and collaborate across the DAF and with other DoD agencies to support AF program efforts and mission requirements.
Provide support and analysis in developing and executing training related to FSRM programming policy.
Understand, recommend, and carryout modeling and analysis opportunities as they may apply to FSRM policy, planning, programming, and execution.
Develop, coordinate, staff and track Congressional notification packages ensuring compliance with FSRM and Overseas Contingency Operations statutory approval and notification thresholds and that projects are executed before contractual expiration.
Required Skills:
• Bachelor's degree is required
• A minimum of seven (7) years of experience in facility and infrastructure requirements, processes, program management and analysis. Preferred experience in Air Force or DoD staff function (HAF, MAJCOM, AFCEC, AFIMSC) with the technical ability to perform duties related to facilities engineering and planning and programming.
• Able to grasp and competently apply policy for project requirements definition, programming, and execution. Experience in analyzing the effects of meeting Government requirements with the technical ability to analyze processes through modeling and simulation tools and to employ process improvement reengineering methodologies and principles.
Desired Skills:
• Headquarters experience with staffing approval packages for facility requirements.
• Civil Engineer experience in the US Air Force or US Space Force highly desired.
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