Nisga'a CIOPS is seeking a Project Coordinator (SME) based in Orlando, FL. This role demands experience in federal acquisition programs and systems management. Key responsibilities include reviewing industry responses to RFPs, providing administrative support, and maintaining acquisition documentation. Candidates should possess 5-8 years of experience in federal acquisitions and a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field or related experience. Strong analytical and communication skills are essential, along with a Secret Clearance.
Qualifications
5-8+ years of experience supporting federal acquisition programs, preferably within DoD or DHA environments.
Demonstrated expertise in federal acquisition documentation and lifecycle management.
Requires Secret Clearance.
Responsibilities
Review and provide an analysis of industry responses to RFIs and RFPs.
Assist in translating customer requirements into program documents.
Review and revise SOWs, specifications, and management documents for compliance.
Provide administrative support for evaluation of Contractor proposals.
Perform market research for medical simulation.
Coordinate and review requirements documents with planned funding.
Assist in draft and configuration management of program documentation.
Maintain the acquisition documentation library for MST PMO.
Skills
Acquisition strategy and documentation expertise
Analytical and critical thinking skills
Strong attention to detail and compliance focus
Project coordination and stakeholder management
Written and verbal communication skills
Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment
Education
Bachelor's degree in Business, Acquisition Management, Engineering, or related field
Job description
Nisga'a CIOPS is seeking a Project Coordinator (SME) based in Orlando, FL. This role demands experience in federal acquisition programs and systems management. Key responsibilities include reviewing industry responses to RFPs, providing administrative support, and maintaining acquisition documentation. Candidates should possess 5-8 years of experience in federal acquisitions and a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field or related experience. Strong analytical and communication skills are essential, along with a Secret Clearance.