Contracts Administrator
$75,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$75,000 per year
About the role
- Prepare and submit contract volumes for competitive proposals, including ground rules and assumptions and data rights assertions
- Interface with government Contracting Officers and prime contractor procurement personnel throughout the proposal and negotiation process
- Contract Administration
- Negotiate and execute contract awards; set up and maintain awarded contracts in Deltek Costpoint
- Review prime contract terms and ensure appropriate FAR/DFARS clauses and data rights provisions are flowed down to subcontractors and vendors
- Review new contracts and solicitations for ITAR/EAR implications; coordinate with ISI's export compliance function as needed
- U.S. Citizenship required
- Bachelor's degree 3-5 years of contract or general business-related experience (Contracts Administrator); 5+ years of government contract administration experience, including proposal support and negotiation leadership (Senior Contracts Administrator)
- Working knowledge of FAR/DFARS and FFP/CPFF contract types required for the Senior Contracts Administrator level
- Experience with Deltek Costpoint preferred
- Strong written and verbal communication skills; ability to interface professionally with government and prime contractor personnel
- What You Can ExpectDay-to-day mentorship and collaboration with ISI's seasoned contracts staff
- Exposure to a broad range of defense programs and contract vehicles
- Leadership that equips employees with the tools they need to be successful
- Innovative use of AI in contracting and program support
- Pay Range
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