Sourcing and Procurement- Analyst

General Dynamics Information Technology; Falls Church (VA); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) is seeking a Sourcing and Procurement Analyst in Falls Church, VA. You will lead end‑to‑end sourcing events, develop RFQs/RFPs, and analyze supplier capabilities to support competitive proposals.

You’ll collaborate with cross‑functional teams, ensure compliance with procurement policies, and drive process improvements across the sourcing lifecycle to strengthen procurement outcomes.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in business, supply chain, operations, or related field.
• 4 years of additional relevant experience may substitute for a degree.
• Experience with government procurement is highly beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Lead end‑to‑end sourcing events across hardware, software and services.
• Develop and issue RFQs/RFPs and perform supplier/cost analyses.
• Assess supplier capabilities using structured evaluation criteria.
• Maintain records and ensure compliance with procurement policies and regulations.
• Coordinate cross‑functional activities and supplier meetings to resolve issues.

Skills

Procurement experience

Analytical skills

Cross-functional collaboration

RFQ/RFP development

Negotiation

Education

Bachelor’s degree in business

Job description

Sourcing and Procurement- Analyst

Keep growth on track and your career in motion as a Sourcing and Procurement Analyst at GDIT. Your work leading acquisition strategy during capture will power competitive proposals, strengthen supplier partnerships, and position GDIT for long‑term mission success.

MEANINGFUL WORK AND PERSONAL IMPACT

As a Sourcing and Procurement Analyst, the work you’ll do at GDIT will support the effectiveness and consistency of our Sourcing & Procurement organization. In this role, you will lead and execute procurement activities across the Classified/Restricted team, applying your sourcing experience, analytical skills, and understanding of procurement best practices. You will manage end‑to‑end sourcing events, develop and issue RFQs/RFPs, perform competitive analysis, support strategic sourcing activities, and support contract negotiations in alignment with GDIT’s risk mitigation process.

You will partner closely with cross‑functional teams to define business requirements, assess supplier capabilities, analyze cost drivers, and recommend sourcing strategies that support program objectives. You will be responsible for ensuring compliance with procurement policies, maintaining accurate documentation, and driving disciplined execution throughout the sourcing lifecycle.

You will play a critical role in supplier management, risk mitigation, and continuous improvement efforts—enhancing process efficiency, improving data quality, and contributing actionable insights that strengthen procurement outcomes across the organization.

In this role you will:

• Lead and support sourcing activities across hardware, software and service commodities, ensuring alignment with category strategies.
• Prepare and execute sourcing events, gather and validate business requirements, and assess supplier capabilities using structured evaluation criteria.
• Develop and issue RFQs, manage documentation and timelines, and perform supplier and cost analyses to inform recommendations.
• Maintain accurate records, uphold procurement policies and regulatory requirements, and ensure compliance throughout the sourcing lifecycle.
• Facilitate cross‑functional communication, coordinate supplier meetings, drive issue resolution, and support early‑stage supplier engagement.
• Identify process improvement opportunities, enhance workflows, and contribute to updates of procurement tools, templates, and best practices.

WHAT YOU'LL NEED TO SUCCEED

Bring your procurement expertise, analytical strength, and collaborative problem‑solving style to GDIT. The Strategic Procurement Lead must have:

• Education: Bachelor’s degree in business, supply chain, operations, or related field; 4 years of additional relevant experience may substitute for a degree.
• Experience: Government procurement experience is highly desired; however, candidates with relevant experience in business, supply chain, operations, government contracting, or other procurement‑adjacent fields are also encouraged to apply.
• Experience in written/oral communications at all levels of the company
• Ability to research, analyze, compile, and assess business and financial data
• Ability to make sound decisions and recommendations
• Ability to work in a fast‑paced environment
• Detail-oriented individual who works quickly and efficiently and learns quickly
• Ability to manage multiple projects related to the purchasing process
• Due to the nature of the role, US Person is required