Acquisition Director

Job Title

The role involves providing analytical and data management oversight for the Office of Acquisition Management.

Key Responsibilities

The duties include:

• Providing analytical and data management oversight for the Office of Acquisition Management.
• Defining, approving, communicating, and implementing strategies, initiatives, policies, procedures, tools, and responsibilities for data stewardship, data management, and data analytics.
• Ensuring alignment between GSA/PBS Data Strategy, Information Technology (IT) modernization strategy, and overall organizational strategy.
• Developing, implementing, and maintaining frameworks, systems, and tools for PBS to address issues of data integrity, duplication, and inefficiency.
• Exercising a full range of supervisory and managerial responsibilities and ensuring recruitment, development, and retention of highly skilled professional, technical, operational, and administrative workforce for the OAM organization.
• Establishing professional and technical development policy and developing comprehensive training programs to assure availability of technical and managerial experts in the increasingly complex and revolutionary environment of acquisition.
• Overseeing operations of the electronic contract writing system to provide consistent, modern, integrated procurement automation tools to the PBS acquisition community which meets the needs of users and management.
• Providing program management for acquisition systems and procurement of Information Technology (IT) systems for acquisitions.
• Providing leadership in establishing and maintaining management processes, internal controls, and a work environment conducive to effective operations of the organization within PBS.
• Applying objective, analytical, and critical thinking to the analysis of complex problems and supporting this analysis with the application of a full suite of analytic tools and techniques.
• Representing the Office of Acquisition Management at senior level meetings and conferences with the PBS Commissioner, GSA Administrator, Office of Federal Procurement Policy, and the Office of Governmentwide Policy to resolve highly complex technical, resource, and data issues.