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The Deputy Project Manager will serve as advisor to the Director of Systems Integration and Chief Acquisition Officer for investment decisions and major systems acquisition program management processes and procedures. CG-SID-9 provides support and oversight to the Program Management Offices of major and non-major systems acquisitions and is the primary point of contact with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for the acquisition review process. Due to the size, scope and complexity of USCG acquisition programs, CG-SID-9 requires specialized program management support.
Job Responsibility:
Project Planning & Execution: Develop and maintain project plans, schedules, and deliverables in alignment with SOW requirements
Ensure compliance with all contractual obligations, milestones, and performance standards
Team Leadership & Coordination: Lead and manage project team members, assigning tasks and monitoring progress
Coordinate with stakeholders, subcontractors, and government representatives to ensure seamless communication
Resolve issues promptly to avoid delays or cost overruns
Quality Assurance: Oversee quality control processes to ensure deliverables meet or exceed standards specified
Conduct regular reviews and audits of project outputs
Reporting & Documentation: Prepare and submit required reports (status updates, financial summaries, performance metrics) to the COR and other stakeholders
Maintain accurate project documentation for compliance and audit purposes
Budget & Resource Management: Monitor project budgets and resource allocation to ensure cost-effectiveness
Provide forecasts and recommendations for adjustments as needed
Requirements:
Minimum 5 years of experience managing projects of similar scope and complexity
Demonstrated success in government contracting or federal acquisition environments
Minimum 5 years of experience on ACAT 1 acquisitions programs as defined by the Major Systems Acquisition Manual (MSAM)
Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills