Divisional Contracts Administrator - Aerospace, Defense, DOD

Divisional Contracts Administrator - Aerospace, Defense, DOD



JOB DESCRIPTION:
Divisional Contracts Administration Manager

Our client is an oustanding multi-national, global Aerospace and Defense Company.

Client need an experienced Senior Contract Administrator to manage the work of several contracts administrators to manage Mentor junior contracts administrators and program managers, lead the company in negotiations and administration of contracts as well as evaluate and mitigate contractual exposure and risk. This contracts administrator will establish divisional Contracts Policies....please note: The work of 2 to 3 individual directly reports to this position....but on a matrix basis you manage the work of several others and define how they operate.

Responsibilities:

Responsible for negotiation of the terms, conditions and executables on new contracts as well as participation in
renegotiation of existing contracts.

Provide interpretation of contract provisions and risk management.

Provides guidance to other departments and individuals on contract provisions.

Provides contractual support to sales and engineering staff and purchasing on new development efforts and sales proposals.

Screen and ensure adherence for all exported products with respect to State and Defense Department requirements.

Will maintain status of all existing contracts and ongoing negotiations, preparing periodic reports

Requirements:

10 Plus years of experience as a contracts administrator in the aerospace industry, government or comparable industry

Familiar with provisions of FAR

BS/BA degree in business administration, law or engineering. Legal JD is a HUGE plus





JOB REQUIREMENTS:
Keywords: Keywords: Department of Defense, Federal Acquisition Requirements, FAR's, Department of Homeland Security, Aerospace, Military, lawyer, corporate legal

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