Senior Federal Contracts Counsel & Procurement SME

Intelligence Federal; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Intelligence Federal is seeking a Government Legal Procurement SME to support a federal government agency from our Washington, DC area offices. Must be a barred attorney with senior-level experience in U.S.

Government procurement and federal contracting, including defense, construction, logistics, or related programs. You will review procurement actions, PWS requirements, clauses, and deliverables, and advise on contract formation, administration, modifications, claims, and disputes.

Qualifications

• Senior-level experience supporting U.S. Government procurement and federal contracting.
• Background in defense, construction, logistics, or related programs.
• Experience advising contracting professionals and leaders on complex actions and compliance.
• Knowledge of fixed-price, cost-reimbursement, time-and-materials, IDIQ, and requirements contracts.

Responsibilities

• Serve as a day-to-day federal contracts SME, reviewing procurement actions, PWS requirements, clauses, deliverables, and contract files to identify and reduce risk.
• Advise stakeholders on contract formation, administration, modifications, claims, disputes, and issue resolution.
• Support bid protest prevention and response by reviewing procurement documentation and contract language for defensibility.
• Analyze contract risks, compliance gaps, investigations, and process concerns; recommend corrective actions.
• Draft, revise, and maintain reports, briefings, trackers, procedures, and audit-ready documentation for leadership decisions.

Skills

Contract formation

Contract administration

PWS review

Compliance

Stakeholder advisory

Job description

Intelligence Federal is seeking a Government Legal Procurement SME to support a federal government agency from our Washington, DC area offices. Must be a barred attorney with senior-level experience in U.S.

Government procurement and federal contracting, including defense, construction, logistics, or related programs. You will review procurement actions, PWS requirements, clauses, and deliverables, and advise on contract formation, administration, modifications, claims, and disputes.