Telework-Eligible Federal Contracting Officer

United States Attorneys' Offices; Helena (MT); On-site; USD 75,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

United States Attorneys' Offices in Montana seeks a Contracting Officer to manage pre-award and post-award activities for a range of contract actions. The role involves developing acquisition strategies, preparing solicitations, and monitoring milestones to ensure compliant procurements.

The position requires handling cost and price analyses, determining contract types, and reviewing evaluation reports. Collaboration with contract staff and adherence to regulations are essential.”

Qualifications

• Specialized experience in procurement, contract administration, or related fields.
• Experience developing policy, data collection, and procurement documentation.
• Familiarity with FAR and government contracting procedures.
• Ability to perform cost and price analysis and prepare award documents.

Responsibilities

• Perform pre-award and post-award work on contract actions.
• Develop acquisition strategies for procurements with specialized provisions.
• Prepare solicitation documents for various contracts.
• Monitor contract milestones and performance.
• Review requisitions for appropriate contract type and FAR authorities.
• Review cost and technical evaluation reports for accuracy.
• Oversee performance and assignments of contract staff.

Skills

Specialized experience

Policy development

Procurement data

Cost/price analysis

Education

Bachelor's Degree

24 semester hours in related fields

FAC-C Level I certification

Job description

United States Attorneys' Offices in Montana seeks a Contracting Officer to manage pre-award and post-award activities for a range of contract actions. The role involves developing acquisition strategies, preparing solicitations, and monitoring milestones to ensure compliant procurements.

The position requires handling cost and price analyses, determining contract types, and reviewing evaluation reports. Collaboration with contract staff and adherence to regulations are essential.”