NANA · 3 days ago
Program Manager - Base Operations
NANA is an Alaska Native Corporation focused on federal logistics services and community support. The Program Manager will oversee the Base Operations and Maintenance Support contract, ensuring performance objectives are met and managing all contract activities.
Mining
Responsibilities
Responsible for ensuring that work performed under the PWS meets all requirements and responsibilities
Ultimately responsible for all contract activities and performance, holds the requisite authority to make and implement decisions regarding contract performance and changes to the contract
Establishes and sustains an ongoing performance-based organization that applies best practices and continuous process improvement to achieve highest levels of service and significant cost savings
Ensures the customer's facilities are operated and maintained cost effectively, efficiently, and in a first-class condition. Directs and monitors the performance of the BASOPS staff, resolves problems and/or conflicts and maintains open communication with staff, the customer, vendors, and other stakeholders
Ensures all documentation and deliverables are accurate, complete, and delivered on-time, develops/presents formal presentations for various contract and corporate business requirements
Tracks, analyzes, and trends project costs/oversees the planning, budgeting, and financial process
Ensures compliance with training and certification requirements
Serves as primary point of contact between the company and the Government for all contract performance matters
Accomplish contract objectives, planning, budgeting, overseeing and documenting all aspects of each specific contract section
Work closely with management to make sure that the scope and direction of the contract is on schedule, and in conformance with the contract requirements
Be directly Accountable for and response of non-conformance reports
Be directly Accountable for legal compliance of contracting activities including relationships with subcontractors and suppliers
Be directly accountable for P&L of the project
Be directly Accountable for Safety and Health of contracted and subcontracted personnel and Client's employees and visitors affected directly or indirectly by contract activities
Be directly Accountable for Environmental conservation and performance directly or indirectly related by contract activities
Brief Investigation reports to the U.S. Government after major losses (Including fatalities; multiple (over 3) injuries (beyond first aid cases); lost time injuries over 5 days long; material losses; major breakdowns incurring or threatening over 24 hours shutdown of base operations; and environmental incidents affecting local or regional flora and fauna; or losses with the potential for extended and sustained (over 24 hours) negative media attention; Legal violations, etc.)
Provides guidance and direction to finance and accounting, human resources, labor relations, training, security, safety, and environmental
Assumes and performs other duties and responsibilities not specifically outlined herein but which are logically and properly inherent to the position
Qualification
Required
The Program/Project Manager shall have as a minimum a bachelor's degree or higher in business, engineering, or architectural disciplines, and shall have a minimum of 10 years' management experience in facilities management
Proven ability to manage and coordinate activities of staff engaged in planning and scheduling of maintenance and repair work
General knowledge of physical plant management including exposure to building systems, HVAC, plumbing and/or electrical
Must have strong communication, briefing, and writing skills
Outstanding teambuilding skills are required
Secret Clearance Required
Preferred
Experience with General Fund Enterprise Business Systems (GFEBS) software a strength
Experience with RS Means cost estimating software is a strength
Project Management Professional (PMP) and or Facilities Management Professional (FMP) certification desired
Experience in a military environment required, Army preferred
Experience managing a union workforce is highly preferred
Knowledge of management, research, budgeting, public administration, statutory requirements of municipal infrastructure facilities and systems as they apply to OSHA, EPA guidelines, etc
Benefits
Comprehensive benefits
Competitive pay
Growth opportunities
Excellent retirement options
Company
NANA
NANA is an Alaska Native corporation whose mission is to improve the quality of life for its more than 14,500 shareholders across the globe.
Funding
Current Stage
Late StageRecent News
2025-10-06
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