What are the responsibilities and job description for the Government Civilian Contract Specialist position at Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division (NAWCTSD)?
Position Description
Incumbent is responsible for the procurement planning and negotiation of a variety of, run-of-the-mill, contracts, such as less difficult and complex cost-plus-fixed-fee and small competitive contracts. Responsibility includes preparation of planning documents and negotiation of original contracts as well as basic amendments, change orders, and revisions. Run-of-the-mill" and less difficult and complex contracts· are defined as those involving procurement of equipment, the manufacture of which requires little engineering talent, when cost of parts makes up a large part of total cost, when parts may be bought off-the-shelf, when it is largely a matter of assembling, or other factors minimize complexity. While cost is not an absolute criterion of difficulty of contract negotiation, the incumbent will usually be limited to planning and negotiating contracts having less than moderate value. Cost analysis for assigned contracts will normally be limited to those where historical data and precedents exist. Incumbent will also perform basic cost analysis on less difficult contracts, relying on engineering judgment in the absence of historical data. Incumbent studies all laws and regulations and amendments thereto, pertinent to the subject of procurement contracting. Incumbent will learn the application of these regulations to specifically assigned contracts as well as receive on-the-job training from the Section Head/PCO. Incumbent attends a variety of DODIDON mandatory contracting courses and other Command training to meet the requirements of 0001 DON and the host command. Some travel to attend training courses and meetings may be required. Performs other related developmental assignments designed to increased skills, knowledge, and abilities in contracting.
Position Duties/Responsibilities
57,736
Maximum Salary
$129,728
Incumbent is responsible for the procurement planning and negotiation of a variety of, run-of-the-mill, contracts, such as less difficult and complex cost-plus-fixed-fee and small competitive contracts. Responsibility includes preparation of planning documents and negotiation of original contracts as well as basic amendments, change orders, and revisions. Run-of-the-mill" and less difficult and complex contracts· are defined as those involving procurement of equipment, the manufacture of which requires little engineering talent, when cost of parts makes up a large part of total cost, when parts may be bought off-the-shelf, when it is largely a matter of assembling, or other factors minimize complexity. While cost is not an absolute criterion of difficulty of contract negotiation, the incumbent will usually be limited to planning and negotiating contracts having less than moderate value. Cost analysis for assigned contracts will normally be limited to those where historical data and precedents exist. Incumbent will also perform basic cost analysis on less difficult contracts, relying on engineering judgment in the absence of historical data. Incumbent studies all laws and regulations and amendments thereto, pertinent to the subject of procurement contracting. Incumbent will learn the application of these regulations to specifically assigned contracts as well as receive on-the-job training from the Section Head/PCO. Incumbent attends a variety of DODIDON mandatory contracting courses and other Command training to meet the requirements of 0001 DON and the host command. Some travel to attend training courses and meetings may be required. Performs other related developmental assignments designed to increased skills, knowledge, and abilities in contracting.
Position Duties/Responsibilities
- Contracting for Naval Aviation Systems - including aircraft, aircraft components, missiles, and associated equipment and services
- Performing analysis of procurement requests
- Preparing Requests for Proposals
- Performing analysis of proposals
- Performing detailed cost analysis
- Conducting negotiations
- Work on small and large teams across the Department of Defense and with International customers
57,736
Maximum Salary
$129,728
Salary : $129,728