Senior Contract Analyst

Senior Contract Analyst — Bethesda, MD (on-site, full-time)

The role: You will be the senior acquisition professional supporting contract management operations at a military medical facility in Bethesda, MD, working alongside government contracting staff in a fast-moving logistics and health care contracting environment. Your work directly supports the facilities that care for service members and their families.

What you'll do:

• Support all phases of the acquisition lifecycle: acquisition planning, pre- and post-award documentation, administration, compliance, and closeout under FAR, DFARS, and DoD/DHA policy
• Perform price and cost analysis, reviewing RFI data against historical spend and established rates to determine price reasonableness
• Review applicable clauses and provisions for accuracy and compliance
• Serve as the senior advisor and subject matter expert: provide technical advice and consultation to program managers, CORs, and department leadership
• Conduct training and educational briefings so staff seeking contracting support understand procedures and policy
• Lead fact-finding and analysis on complex acquisition problems and turn findings into concrete action plans
• Deliver monthly reports on all active and outstanding acquisition actions
• Mentor junior team members and set the quality bar for deliverables

Required qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree (or Associate's) including or supplemented by at least 24 semester hours in accounting, business, finance, law, contracts, purchasing, economics, industrial management, marketing, quantitative methods, or organization
• At least 10 years of specialized federal acquisition experience
• DAWIA Contracting Level III certification (graduate education may substitute for experience or certification)
• Expert knowledge of FAR, DFARS, DoD directives and instructions
• Demonstrated record of excellence in management or team lead roles across multiple organizations
• Able to read, write, and speak English fluently
• U.S. citizenship; must be able to obtain and maintain facility access (badge/CAC)

You'll stand out if you have: DoD health care or DHA contracting experience, a background as a GS-1102 or military contracting officer, and experience training CORs and requirements owners.

What we offer: Competitive compensation, a long-term stable engagement, direct access to company leadership, and the chance to anchor a growing federal team where your work is visible and valued.