Procurement Analyst: GPC Program & Compliance

US Army Corps of Engineers; Kansas City (MO); On-site; USD 90,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

US Army Corps of Engineers in Kansas City seeks an experienced Program Manager for the Government Purchase Card (GPC) program. You will oversee policy implementation, training, and operational reviews to ensure compliance with DoD and HQ USACE guidance.

The role includes conducting surveillance reviews, recommending actions for misuses, and developing materials that clarify acquisition policy flowing from HQ. Strong contracting analysis and regulatory interpretation skills are essential.

Qualifications

• Specialized experience: applying contracting regs to contract actions; providing contracting advice or assistance to contracting personnel.
• Experience preparing procurement analyses of contract documents or files.
• Ability to analyze and interpret acquisition laws, regulations, policies and procedures.

Responsibilities

• Serve as Kansas City District's Agency/Organization Program Coordinator (A/OPC) Program Manager for the Government Purchase Card program.
• Implement and train on all GPC policy, regulatory, and system guidance and processes.
• Conduct technical surveillance reviews of acquisitions and contract actions.
• Recommend corrective and/or disciplinary actions for misuses or findings within the GPC program.
• Develop and publish materials to support acquisition policy as it flows down from HQ USACE or DA.
• Serve as a Procurement Analyst with primary responsibility for contracting program compliance.

Skills

Contracting regs.

Procurement analysis

Regulatory interpretation

Contracting advisory

Education

PhD or equivalent doctoral degree in Business/Law/Contracting

3 years of progressively higher graduate education

Job description

US Army Corps of Engineers in Kansas City seeks an experienced Program Manager for the Government Purchase Card (GPC) program. You will oversee policy implementation, training, and operational reviews to ensure compliance with DoD and HQ USACE guidance.

The role includes conducting surveillance reviews, recommending actions for misuses, and developing materials that clarify acquisition policy flowing from HQ. Strong contracting analysis and regulatory interpretation skills are essential.