Contract Specialist I with Security Clearance

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Job description

The Contract Specialist will assist the U.S. Marshals Service's (USMS's) Office of Procurement (Policy Section) with various government contracts. This position will liaise with Federal Employees, Contractors, and Divisions throughout the U.S. Marshals Service. Must be a U.S. Citizen. Must undergo a Background Investigation (BI) Responsibilities: Conduct contract reviews, assist in cradle-to-grave operations, call order modifications, and close-outs Assist Government contracting officers with large and small purchase contract actions Review solicitation packages for completeness Advise and provide program offices with examples of documents to be contained in a solicitation package Qualifications: Bachelor's degree with at least 24 hours of business credit Recent Federal Contracting Officer/Specialist Experience is required At least four (4) years of related working experience demonstrates that the candidate meets the duties mentioned above and responsibilities Must possess advanced knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR 8, 12, and 15) FAC-C Level II or DAWIA Level II preferred Experience researching, analyzing, and writing summary reports on policy issues. Ability to develop procurement policies and prepare clause deviations waivers Knowledge of the Department of Health and Human Services Procurement Innovative Lab (PIL) techniques Preferred Qualifications: Knowledge of Civilian Services Acquisition Workshops (CSAW) About Mavyin: Mayvin offers our employees an innovative culture, excellent benefits and amenities, an inclusive work environment, ongoing career development, and recognition and rewards to honor hard work. Most importantly, our employees have a voice and are heard; we treat our employees with unwavering dignity and respect. Mayvin is dedicated to protecting the interests of the United States. We made a commitment to deliver unparalleled service to serve the interest of national security. Come join us in tackling our nation's hardest problems in a place where .

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