Army TAP Contract Installation Manager (CIM)

CALIBRE Systems, Inc.; Washington; On-site; USD 43,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

CALIBRE is seeking a Contract Installation Manager (CIM) to support the Army Transition Assistance Program (TAP) at an assigned military installation. The CIM serves as the primary contractor representative at the installation and oversees daily TAP operations, coordinating with Government personnel, command leadership, and community stakeholders.

The successful candidate will direct operational activities, supervise staff, monitor program performance, and ensure compliance with Army TAP

Responsibilities

• Oversee daily TAP operations at the installation, coordinating with Government personnel, command leadership and community stakeholders.
• Direct operational activities, supervise staff, monitor program performance, and ensure contract standards are met.
• Ensure services align with Army TAP requirements and approved curriculum, with strong emphasis on customer service and stakeholder engagement.

Job description

CALIBRE is an employee-owned mission focused solutions and digital transformation company supporting clients across defense, federal, and commercial markets. Through innovative services, data-driven solutions, and deep domain expertise, CALIBRE helps organizations solve complex challenges, improve operational performance, and achieve mission success. Our employee-owners are committed to delivering exceptional value while fostering a culture of collaboration, accountability, professional growth, and service excellence.

CALIBRE is seeking a Contract Installation Manager (CIM) to support the Army Transition Assistance Program (TAP) at an assigned military installation. The Contract Installation Manager serves as the primary contractor representative at the installation and is responsible for overseeing daily TAP operations, ensuring high-quality service delivery, and coordinating with Government personnel, command leadership, and community stakeholders. The CIM provides leadership for installation-level operations while maintaining direct involvement in supporting Soldiers as they prepare for successful transitions from military to civilian life.

The successful candidate will be responsible for managing operational activities, supervising staff, monitoring program performance, and ensuring compliance with Army TAP requirements, Government policies, and contract standards. This position requires strong leadership, customer service, organizational, and stakeholder engagement skills to support mission success and maintain uninterrupted transition services.

This is a full-time position with an hourly pay rate of $38.07 per hour.

Summary

The Contract Installation Manager leads day-to-day Army Transition Assistance Program operations at an assigned installation and serves as the primary contractor point of contact for local Government and command stakeholders. The position is responsible for operational oversight, staff coordination, service quality, compliance monitoring, customer satisfaction, and effective delivery of transition assistance services.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage daily TAP Center operations, including staffing coverage, scheduling, facilities coordination, customer flow, and service delivery activities.
• Serve as the principal contractor point of contact for the Installation TAP Manager, Government personnel, command representatives, and local stakeholders.
• Coordinate workshops, individual counseling sessions, financial counseling services, Capstone activities, hiring events, and other transition support services.
• Ensure all services are delivered in accordance with approved curriculum, Army policies, performance standards, class-size requirements, and customer service expectations.
• Supervise and support counselors and liaison personnel, including workload assignments, leave coverage, training compliance, and local performance management.
• Monitor and validate attendance records, participant appointments, customer feedback, data entry, case documentation, and site-level reporting requirements.
• Provide weekly operational updates to Regional Leadership regarding accomplishments, staffing status, upcoming activities, identified risks, corrective actions, and resource requirements.
• Identify and resolve site-level issues involving facilities, equipment, Government-furnished property, systems access, scheduling, and stakeholder coordination.
• Support hiring, onboarding, incumbent retention, CAC and badging activities, network access requirements, and local knowledge transfer efforts.
• Perform Transition Counselor and/or facilitator duties as needed to maintain service continuity and direct awareness of Soldier needs.