AMERICAN SYSTEMS is on the lookout for a highly skilled Senior Acquisition Analyst with demonstrated experience supporting Department of Defense procurement agencies to join our team at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling in Washington, DC!

As a Senior Acquisition Analyst, you will:

Assist government procurement agencies in developing acquisition strategies, work statements, and vendor qualification. Be engaged in the entire acquisition life cycle, from pre-award planning to close-out. Receive robust benefits package that includes Employee Stock Ownership Plan!  Be a part of an empowered accountability culture where each employee-owner has a meaningful stake in the future success and growth of the company. 

 

A week in the life of the Senior Acquisition Analyst:

Apply defense acquisition process knowledge to analyze and improve acquisition policies, procedures, and implement new initiatives. Utilize quantitative analytical techniques to address system acquisition process issues and develop risk reduction/mitigation approaches. Contribute to the development of acquisition plans, source selection documents, Independent Government Cost Estimates (IGCE), and requests for proposals. Assist in creating pre-award technical documentation, such as solicitations, IGCE, Technical Evaluation Plan, and Technical Evaluation Report. Provide senior-level insight into Federal, DoD, Dept of the Navy, and NAVAIR acquisition practices to support the Program Airborne Radar IPT. Deliver accurate and compliant acquisition products, meeting Program documentation requirements and DoD file management guidelines. Support Production IPT Lead in contracting, cost analysis, contract modification tracking, and proposal technical assessments. Use database systems like SharePoint to track contracting actions, manage contractual documentation, and provide detailed reports to the Program Manager. Assist in the budgetary process, including POM issue sheets, CARD generation, and supporting budget drills. Conduct detailed technical analysis of contractor proposals, coordinate evaluations, and draft reports for Production IPTL/COR. Develop or use existing cost models to determine government cost positions based on technical analysis. Generate or update documents such as SOW, RFP, CDRLs, contract exhibits/attachments, cost estimates, J&A, and procurement Requests. Support meetings, design reviews/audits, working groups, and briefings at other facilities as directed by Government Program Managers. Coordinate with Contract Officer’s Representatives, Contracting Officer for modifications, prioritization of action items, and documentation generation. Collaborate with Configuration Management personnel for necessary engineering change proposal contracting actions.