Procurement Analyst II

Experience: Applicant must have 6 to 9 years of federal government contracting experience and
demonstrate experience and knowledge in the following areas:

• Contracting procedures, types, and methods, including formal advertising, fixed-price, cost
contracting, and use of special provisions and incentives to enable the buyer to plan and
carry out contracting assignments.
• Industry which furnishes requirements to determine availability of sources and to analyze
the effects on agency requirements of industrial developments, seasonal price trends,
economic factors affecting supply and transportation costs.
• Contract life cycle support ranging from day-to-day administration to program assistance, acquisition planning, and performance metrics.
• Broad experience in utilizing diverse contractual instruments.
• Federal research and development contracting, and cost analysis.
• Maintains knowledge in statutory and regulatory changes and mastery of the FAR.
• Perform contract specialist duties for processing of overflow simplified actions.
• Performs other related duties as assigned.

Functional Responsibilities: Responsible for developing, preparing and presenting terms and
conditions in proposals related to the award of contracts; participating in negotiating, awarding,
or administering contracts. Analysis of procurement policies and procedures; administering the
terms and conditions of contracts, including such aspects as preparing contract modifications,
evaluation of performance under the contract, and contract termination; and analyzing proposed
prices or costs, including such aspects as evaluating technical and audit reports, forecasting price
trends, evaluating economic factors, estimating production; participating in procurement
management reviews and contract clearance, or developing positions on claims and protests
related to contracts. Possess excellent communication and writing skills; be able to work
independently; and recognize contracting issues that need to be elevated.
Minimum Education: Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university or college in the
appropriate disciplines, or equivalent with 6 to 9 years of specialized experience. Education can be substituted with proven 6 to 9 years of specialized experience.