Program Manager/Contract Task Manager

·         Serve as the Program Manager/Contract Task Manager on a defense service contract.

·         Provide day-to-day leadership, supervision, and contract management for a geographically dispersed team delivering materiel fielding, medical liaison, management analysis, logistics analysis, and transportation coordination.

·         Act as the primary contractor interface with the Contracting Officer’s Representative and customer stakeholders, with authority to direct personnel and coordinate corporate resources within contract scope.

·         Bachelor’s degree required.

·         Minimum of eight (8) years of relevant program or project management experience supporting Defense or Federal programs.

·         Must possess fully active Secret clearance before the start of contract performance and maintain eligibility throughout employment.

·         Demonstrated experience managing cost, schedule, performance, staffing, deliverables, risk, quality, invoicing, and subcontractor performance on a services contract.

·         Experience leading geographically dispersed personnel and coordinating with Government customers, subcontractors, and corporate support functions.

·         Working knowledge of DoD/DoW program operations, Army logistics or materiel fielding, medical logistics, and applicable Federal contract requirements is strongly preferred.

·         Proficiency with Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project, Access, Teams, CoPilot and SharePoint; ability to develop executive-level reports, schedules, briefings, dashboards, and data analyses.

·         Primary duty location is Fort Detrick, Maryland. This position must be present on site during Government core hours unless an alternate work arrangement is approved.

·         Must be available, as required (25% or less) for CONUS and OCONUS travel and able to coordinate time-sensitive travel, fielding, and emergency support requirements.

·         Must complete required DoD and Army training, including Cyber Awareness, HIPAA and Privacy Act, TARP, antiterrorism, OPSEC, iWATCH, and other assigned training.

·         Must be able to lift and carry up to 50 pounds and use required personal protective equipment when supporting fielding activities.

·         Must exercise sound judgment, work independently, manage multiple priorities, communicate effectively at all organizational levels, and maintain strict confidentiality.