Project Manager - Acquisition Support
allerait solutionsWashington (DC)
Project Manager - Acquisition Support
Posted 2 days ago
allerait solutionsWashington (DC)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Job Description Job Description Benefits:
401(k)
Dental insurance
Health insurance
Paid time off
Vision insuranceDescription
AlleraIT Solutions, LLC is seeking aProject Managerto oversee contract execution, deliverable quality, and staffing coordination for our government acquisition support task order, working closely with the Program Manager/Senior Advisor and the Government COR.
Responsibilities:
•Track and report program status, staffing levels, and deliverable timeliness against the contract's Deliverables Matrix
•Coordinate scheduling, staffing changes, and cross-training to ensure continuity of operations
•Support preparation of Biweekly Status Reports, Monthly Progress Reports, and the Acquisition Metrics Dashboard
•Serve as a secondary point of contact for administrative and contract management matters
•Support quality assurance review of team deliverables prior to Government submission
Required Qualifications:
•5 years prior experience managing Federal professional services contracts or task orders
•Strong organizational, scheduling, and reporting skills
•Bachelor's degree or equivalent relevant experience
Preferred Qualifications:
•PMP or equivalent project management certification
•Experience supporting NIH or HHS contractsLocation: Bethesda/Rockville, MD (on-site)
Clearance: Non-Sensitive (NACI required)
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