Senior Contract Specialist

Contract Specialist (contractor) provides acquisition and procurement support services to federal agencies in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, and agency policies. Operating as a contractor, this role assists government personnel throughout the full contract lifecycle—from pre‑award planning through post‑award administration—while ensuring transparency, compliance, and mission alignment. The Contract Specialist does not perform inherently governmental functions but supports government decision‑making by preparing documentation, conducting analyses, and offering informed recommendations. Key Duties and Responsibilities Acquisition Planning and Pre‑Award Assist Government personnel with acquisition planning activities, including developing procurement timelines, collecting requirements documentation, and drafting acquisition planning documents under Government direction. Conduct and document market research (e.g., sources sought inputs, market scans, past contract reviews, and vendor capability summaries) to support acquisition planning. Support development of solicitation packages by preparing draft RFIs, RFQs, RFPs, amendments, instructions to offerors, evaluation criteria language, and supporting templates for review and approval. Support high‑volume, low‑dollar procurement actions (including simplified acquisitions) by preparing draft documentation, checklists, and file documents consistent with office direction and procedures. Assist with preparation of independent cost estimate support documentation (e.g., data collection, analysis inputs, and draft narratives) and provide cost/price analysis support materials. Support acquisition approaches using the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), agency supplements, and internal policies. R&D and Complex Services Support Support acquisitions for research, scientific, and technical requirements (e.g., research support services, studies/analyses, data collection, and technical support) by coordinating technical inputs and preparing draft acquisition documentation for review. Support contract types commonly used for R&D and technical services, including cost‑reimbursement (e.g., CPFF/CPAF), time‑and‑materials (T&M), labor‑hour (LH), firm‑fixed‑price (FFP), and IDIQ/task order environments by preparing draft documentation. Evaluation and Source Selection Administration Provide administrative and analytical support to evaluation activities in accordance with procurement integrity requirements (e.g., organizing proposal materials, tracking evaluator assignments, compiling evaluator comments, and preparing draft evaluation documentation for review). Support compliance checks as directed. Assist with preparation of negotiation support documentation (e.g., issue logs, clarifications/questions list, and draft records of communication) for Government use. Contractor personnel will not make source selection decisions, assign proposal ratings, determine responsibility, or make award recommendations. Award Documentation Prepare draft contract award documentation in accordance with the FAR, agency supplements, and internal policies. Coordinate with legal, finance, and program offices to support the government in finalizing contract terms and conditions. Ensure all award documentation is complete, accurate, and ready for government review. Post‑Award and Contract Administration Support Support post‑award administration by tracking deliverables, periods of performance, funding status, and reporting requirements; provide status updates and supporting documentation to the COR or assigned Government official. Prepare draft contract modification packages for review, including incremental funding documentation, option exercise packages, administrative changes, performance period adjustments, and closeout packages. Support tracking of ceilings and not‑to‑exceed (NTE) amounts for T&M/LH efforts and compile burn‑rate and funding data for review. Systems, Reporting, and File Management Maintain electronic contract files and documentation in alignment with office standards, including version control, naming conventions, and audit‑ready organization. Prepare supporting documentation for procurement system data entry, reconciliation, and reporting (e.g., FPDS data validation support). Support internal and external data calls, audits, and reviews by compiling, validating, and organizing acquisition documentation and system reports. Required Qualifications Minimum of 5–7 years of experience supporting federal contracting, procurement, or acquisition activities. Demonstrated knowledge of the FAR, agency supplements, and federal procurement processes. Strong analytical, organizational, and written/oral communication skills. Proficiency with contract writing systems and Microsoft Office Suite. Ability to handle sensitive procurement information and comply with procurement integrity and nondisclosure requirements. Desired Qualifications Experience supporting research, scientific, and/or technical services acquisitions. Experience supporting cost‑reimbursement contracting and service environments requiring labor category management, ceiling/NTE tracking, and incremental funding documentation support. Familiarity supporting orders placed against GWACs and Schedule vehicles (e.g., GSA MAS, NASA SEWP, and other governmentwide solutions). Experience supporting FPDS documentation/data quality activities and procurement system reconciliations. Familiarity with invoice/payment workflow systems (e.g., IPP) and assisting with invoice routing/status inquiries. Education and Certifications Industry certifications and training are a plus (e.g., NCMA CFCM/CPCM, DAU coursework, or comparable acquisition training). Additional Requirements Ability to obtain and maintain any required Government suitability/background investigation and system access for the assigned environment. Ability to work independently, manage multiple priorities, and meet deadlines in a fast‑paced federal acquisition environment. Inherently Governmental All decisions, determinations, approvals, negotiations on behalf of the Government, contract awards, contract execution/signature, and direction to contractors remain the responsibility of authorized Government officials. Contractor personnel may prepare drafts and provide administrative, analytical, and coordination support; however, contractor personnel will not act as Contracting Officers, make binding commitments, or represent that they have Government authority. About G2 Global Solutions: G2 Global Solutions, LLC. (G2) is a certified Service‑Disabled Veteran‑Owned, and Economically Disadvantaged Woman‑Owned Small Business. G2 Global Solutions, LLC. provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants without regard to race, color, religious creed, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry, citizenship status, pregnancy, childbirth, physical disability, mental disability, age, military status or status as a Vietnam‑era or special disabled veteran, marital status, registered domestic partner or civil union status, gender (including sex stereotyping and gender identity or expression), medical condition (including, but not limited to, cancer related or HIV/AIDS related), genetic information, or any other protected classifications in accordance with applicable federal, state and local laws. In addition, the Company complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location in which the Company has facilities. 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