GE Vernova · 1 day ago

US Government Contracts Manager-Sourcing

Boston, MA

Full-time

Remote

Mid Level

3+ years exp

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Responsibilities

Own the USG Sourcing Process and ensure that it is updated to meet changing customer requirements

Ensure compliance with Sourcing processes for all US Government projects

Ensure proper training and communication on compliance to GE PC Sourcing and procurement team

Maintain Supplier Database tracking socio-economic status, FOCI, and other vendor information for govt reporting purposes

Regulatory reporting to the Government: FFATA, Service Contract, Small Business

Maintain Annual Subcontractor Reps & Certs

Review Sourcing Govt clauses in compliance matrix in preparation of RFP responses (Domestic Preference, Telecommunications, Specialty Metals, Trade Agreements, Conflict Minerals, SBSP’s, Commerciality, etc.)

Create Draft and Final Govt Subcontractor Flowdown Packages; Revisions to Govt Subcontractor Flowdowns and distribute to Buyers; Negotiate flowed down T&C’s with suppliers

Own Small Business Subcontracting Program, including: prepare and track Individual Small Business Subcontracting Plans, quarterly meetings with functional stakeholders, report yearly SBSP performance to Leadership

Audit processes to ensure compliance and quality control

Escalate issues and findings through the appropriate channels

Act as advocate for US Government Project needs and requirement during the launch of global sourcing initiatives and strategies

Qualification

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Contract negotiationSourcing for US Government projectsLean principlesChange managementProblem analysisProject management skills

Required

Bachelor's degree from an accredited university or college (or a high school diploma / GED with at least 6 years of experience in sourcing and procurement.)

Minimum of 3 years of experience in contract negotiation