Federal Construction Instructor Facilitator

Position Type: 1099 Independent Contractor
 Clearance: Not required (agency‑specific requirements may apply)
 Location: Remote with virtual delivery; occasional on‑site delivery as needed (potential quarterly travel, not yet confirmed)

Position Summary

The contractor will serve as an Instructional Subject‑Matter Expert (SME) specializing in Federal Construction Contracting. This 1099 role requires deep knowledge of construction acquisition, A/E contracting, FAR/DFARS application, and federal project execution. The SME will design and deliver training for federal acquisition, engineering, and program personnel.

Key Responsibilities

Curriculum Development & Instructional Design

• Develop training content covering construction contracting, A/E services, design‑build, construction oversight, and FAR Part 36.

• Create instructor‑led and virtual training materials, including guides, case studies, templates, and assessments.

• Translate complex construction contracting requirements into accessible, scenario‑based learning.

• Ensure all materials meet adult‑learning and federal training standards.

Training Delivery

• Deliver virtual and/or in‑person training to contracting officers, CORs, engineers, and program staff.

• Facilitate discussions on construction acquisition planning, contract types, modifications, claims, and performance management.

• Lead practical exercises using real‑world construction contracting scenarios.

• Provide expert guidance on compliance, documentation, and risk mitigation.

Federal Construction Contracting Expertise

• Apply deep knowledge of FAR Part 36, DFARS, agency supplements, and construction‑specific procurement rules.

• Support training on A/E selection, design‑build processes, construction surveillance, and quality assurance.

• Incorporate agency‑specific policies (USACE, NAVFAC, VA, GSA, etc.) when applicable.

Required Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Business, Instructional Design, or related field (preferred).

• 5–10 years of federal construction contracting or A/E contracting experience.

• 2 years of experience delivering virtual training to federal audiences.

• Strong understanding of FAR Part 36, construction contract administration, and federal project execution.

Preferred Qualifications

• DAWIA/FAC‑C certification (any level).

• PMP, CAPM, PMI‑ACP, or FMP certification.