DIA Facilities SME (Facilities Subject Matter Expert)

Acute Talent; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 130,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Acute Talent seeks a highly experienced DIA Facilities Subject Matter Expert (SME) to support a federal program based onsite at Joint Base Anacostia Bolling, Washington, DC. The role provides facilities, engineering, and project management support to ensure mission readiness for the DIA.

Travel worldwide may be required to satisfy contract needs, including USCENTCOM AOR assignments. The candidate will lead engineering initiatives, assess facility systems, and contribute to resiliency and energy

Qualifications

• Experience supporting federal facilities programs, especially DIA.
• Ability to coordinate engineering and facilities projects at scale.
• Strong leadership interfacing with government stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Support Defense Intelligence Agency facilities programs.
• Develop and coordinate engineering and facilities projects.
• Manage large-scale infrastructure initiatives.
• Conduct Facilities Condition Assessments.
• Review and analyze facility systems.
• Prepare resiliency and energy conservation recommendations.
• Support IDIQ and ERCIP program requirements.
• Provide program-level technical leadership.
• Interface directly with government stakeholders.
• Prepare reports, budget analysis, and project documentation.
• Support business operations and strategic initiatives.

Skills

Facilities management

Engineering

Project management

Government contracting

Education

Job description

Is seeking a highly experienced DIA Facilities Subject Matter Expert (SME) to support an upcoming federal program contingent upon contract award. This position will be based onsite at Joint Base Anacostia Bolling in Washington, DC.

The successful candidate will provide financial, facilities, engineering, and project management support to the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), ensuring mission readiness and operational effectiveness. The role involves supporting IDIQ and ERCIP requirements, managing complex projects, coordinating engineering initiatives, evaluating existing facility systems, preparing resiliency and energy system justifications, and supporting mission-critical programs.

The position requires worldwide travel, including assignments within the USCENTCOM Area of Responsibility (AOR), as required by the contract.

Key Responsibilities

• Support Defense Intelligence Agency facilities programs.
• Develop and coordinate engineering and facilities projects.
• Manage large-scale infrastructure initiatives.
• Conduct Facilities Condition Assessments.
• Review and analyze facility systems.
• Prepare resiliency and energy conservation recommendations.
• Support IDIQ and ERCIP program requirements.
• Provide program-level technical leadership.
• Interface directly with government stakeholders.
• Prepare reports, budget analysis, and project documentation.
• Support business operations and strategic initiatives.