RESPONSIBILITIES:
\nThe Contractor shall possess comprehensive knowledge of principles, policies, and practices
\nof systems acquisition and program management, as defined in DoDI 5000.02, AFI 63-101/20-101, as well as knowledge of roles and relationships within the DoD and the Air Force. The Contractor shall possess knowledge of qualitative and quantitative techniques for gathering, analyzing, and measuring the effectiveness, efficiency, and productivity of acquisition programs. The Contractor shall possess the knowledge of support activities that assist the program manager in assessing what programs are within schedule and cost baselines, be able to recommend viable solutions to problems, and the pursuit
\nof alternative courses of action. The Contractor must be able to effectively communicate orally and in writing, providing quality acquisition and program documentation (briefings, documents, plans, etc.). The Contractor shall be able to plan, research, analyze, and assess system acquisition in terms of development, production, and deployment of weapons systems and associated equipment as well as formulate plans and recommend effective strategies in meeting cost, schedule and performance objectives. The Contractor shall be able to support and develop acquisition reports, including statutory and regulatory reports (i.e., DAES, MAR, etc.). Support program management reviews, senior level meeting/reviews, and IMP/IMS reviews. The Contractor shall be able to support and develop various briefings/schedules of program status and acquisition tasks to senior management.
\n| Location | Bedford, MA |
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