Contract Negotiation

Air National Guard Units

Full-time · Jefferson Barracks, Missouri · $91,779 – $119,315

This is a permanent National Guard Title 32 role managing a full range of contracting activities for the Missouri Air National Guard, from procurement planning and solicitation to contract negotiation and performance management. It suits experienced contracting professionals who can work independently and advise diverse customers across services, supplies, construction, and engineering purchases.

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Defense Logistics Agency

Fort Belvoir, VA · $169,279 – $197,200

This supervisory role leads a Department of Defense portfolio management office, directing multi-project execution and guiding IT acquisition from requirements through deployment while managing a team of senior analysts. It suits experienced program managers or IT acquisition professionals who have managed large, complex government technology initiatives and can navigate executive-level stakeholder relationships.

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United States Space Force

Buckley AFB, Colorado · $99,800 – $154,280

This role advises customers on complex procurement strategies and manages both the pre-award planning and post-award administration of contracts for services, commodities, and construction across a wide range of contracting methods. The position suits experienced procurement professionals who can analyze risk, negotiate with stakeholders, and ensure compliance with federal acquisition regulations.

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Army National Guard Units

Full-time · Austin, TX · $109,428 – $142,259

This supervisory role oversees a team of contract specialists at the Texas National Guard, managing procurement for supplies, services, IT, and construction. It suits experienced contracting professionals ready to step into first-level management and warrants officer responsibilities.

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Joint Activities, Department of the Army

Fort Meade, Maryland · $102,415 – $139,970

This role manages federal contracting for U.S. Cyber Command, developing procurement strategies, negotiating modifications, and ensuring contractor compliance with complex defense requirements. It suits experienced contracting professionals who can handle high-stakes negotiations and provide guidance across technical and business teams.

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Transportation Security Administration

Full-time · Springfield, VA · $143,913 – $187,093

This role leads complex federal contracting and procurement initiatives for the Transportation Security Administration, directing contract administration, policy development, and acquisition strategy for major programs. It suits experienced government contracting professionals ready to mentor others and shape organizational procurement processes at a senior level.

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U.S. Coast Guard

Norfolk, VA · $150,144 – $195,190

This federal supervisory role manages a $400M+ contracting portfolio and team at the U.S. Coast Guard, overseeing acquisition strategy, compliance, and personnel across geographically dispersed operations. It suits experienced contract professionals seeking senior-level leadership in government procurement with budget and strategic responsibility.

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Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System

Leavenworth, KS · $58,122 – $83,644

This federal corrections role combines procurement operations with property management at a Bureau of Prisons facility, serving those qualified to handle complex supply chain transactions and asset accountability. The position requires managing acquisition awards, vendor relationships, and the SENTRY property system while maintaining institutional security alongside regular correctional duties.

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Defense Media Activity

Washington, DC · $70,000 – $78,000

This role manages contracting and procurement operations for Stars and Stripes Central, handling everything from strategy and solicitation through to final contract administration and award. It suits someone with government contracting experience who can develop policy, negotiate terms, and oversee the full lifecycle of supply and service contracts.

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Consumer Product Safety Commission

Full-time · District of Columbia, District of Columbia · $85,447 – $187,093

A litigation attorney role at the federal Consumer Product Safety Commission investigating hazardous products, negotiating recalls and penalties, and litigating enforcement actions. This position suits lawyers with experience in investigations, regulatory law, and administrative litigation who want to work in consumer protection.

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