Government Property & Compliance Specialist

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gcr professional servicesSomerville (MA)

Government Property Inspectors and Investigators Other General Government Support

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Government Property & Compliance Specialist Contract 9/80 Work Schedule. MUST be a US Citizen Clearance: Active Secret is Required Working = Remote or Hybrid Contract length 6-24 months Updated title: Government Property Data Specialist The Government Property Data Specialist manages, tracks, and reconciles Government-Furnished Property (GFP) and Contractor-Acquired Property (CAP) throughout its lifecycle. This position serves as the functional expert for data entry, validation, and reporting within key government systems such as the PIEE, GFP Module, and other platforms. The ideal candidate ensures full compliance with FAR and DFARS property management regulations.

Responsibilities: - Maintain complete and accurate records of GFP and CAP. - Manage, maintain, and update property records within PIEE modules (GFP, WAWF). - Utilize government systems and databases to research, track, and report property information. - Review, reconcile and maintain property documentation, records, and databases for accuracy and compliance. - Proactively identify discrepancies and assist with corrective actions to maintain accurate property records. - Prepare reports, spreadsheets, and status updates for customers and internal stakeholders using Excel and other reporting tools.

Qualifications: -?3–5?years of experience property management in a government setting. - Working knowledge of FAR 45, 52.245-1, DFARS 252.211-7003 and 252.245-7003. - Familiarity with asset management software platforms. - Proficiency with PIEE (Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment) is required. - Expert-level mastery of Microsoft Excel (VLOOKUPs, pivot tables) is mandatory. - Strong organizational, administrative, and record-keeping skills. - Ability to track, reconcile, and maintain accurate property records.

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