Operational Contract Support Integration Cell (OCSIC) Specialist

Check Defense

Duties and responsibilities:

• Research Task Force requirements packages.
• Develop/submit requirements packages for submittal into CARB and other OSC-related boards and working groups for action.
• Develop/submit contract packages for submittal into Paperless Contract Files.
• Track contracts from development to divestment.
• Coordinate requirements development between End User, Staff, Funding Offices, Contracting Offices, Property Book Managers, and other OSC-related Boards and Working Groups.
• Communicate with requests for information to and from Contracting Offices, Task Force, Desk/li>

Officers, Local Vendors, and Property Book Managers.

• Coordinate deliveries with Contracting Offices, Task Force, Desk Officers, Local Vendors, Property Book Managers, and CTEF warehouses/yards.
• Have awareness of the various vendor payment processes and how payment methods affect the/li>

acquisition from development. This includes, but is not limited to: GPC, EFT, and cash payments.

• Brief Central Command, US Special Operations Command, Special Operations Command-Central, 408th Contracting Sustainment Brigade, or other contracting entities on the current status of requirements.
• Update multiple OCS-related reports for various entities within the USG and DoD.

Work Schedule: 72-hour OCONUS work week (Core hours 0PHONE_NUMBER, Monday Saturday)

Requirements:

• Must be a US Citizen
• Valid passport
• Valid driver s license
• Ability to deploy/travel within 24 hours notice
• Minimum 4 years of experience in acquisitions or logistics
• Individual currently holds/previously held any or a combination of the following and has NOT had a gap exceeding one year performing direct contracting work involving USG Defense Department contracts.
• DAWIA Level II certification
• APDP Level II certified in contracting
• DAWIA Contracting Certified (or the ability to obtain the certification within 2 years)
• CCMA
• CFCM
• CPCM
• FAC-C Level
• Experience working as a contract specialist
• Comparable to the GS-1102 series or equivalent military AFSC/MOS.
• An individual could also have a combination of the following skillsets and/or operational backgrounds:
• Logistics: Demonstrated expertise in operational or multi-functional logistics. Understands staff procedures, the planning process, and requirements development. Comparable to the GS-0346 series or equivalent military AFSC/MOS.
• Civil Engineer: Demonstrated expertise in complex requirements development and programmatic/li>
• synchronization; significant knowledge/experience in post-contract oversight. Comparable to the GS-0810 series, or equivalent military AFSC/MOS.
• Other: Demonstrated expertise in managing contracts and/or complex projects. Comparable relevant/li>
• DoD Civ series include GS-1101, GS-1910, GS-0340, and GS-0343, or equivalent military/li>

AFSC/MOS.

• Experience/ working knowledge with drafting and revising PWS/SOW, quality assurance plans, and requests for service contract approval (i.e., Letters of Justification, Independent government cost estimate, RSCA/RAD)
• Experience/familiarity with a contingency contracting staff environment.

Preferred:

• Prior familiarity with Joint Publication (JP) 4-10 Operational Contract Support is highly desired.

Travel:

• OCONUS deployment required
• In-country travel within Kuwait (Camp Arifjan and other locations)
• Potential extended travel across the CENTCOM AOR