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Federal Acquisition

United States, Washington, District of Columbia · Job Posted January 10, 2026
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Position Overview We are seeking a senior acquisition professional to serve as a Red Team Lead supporting U.S. Coast Guard acquisition programs. This role leads independent reviews of draft solicitation packages prior to release, ensuring clarity, compliance, and risk reduction. The position requires executive-level judgment and deep experience across Federal acquisition disciplines.

Job Responsibility

  • Lead independent Red Team reviews of draft Federal solicitation packages
  • Coordinate and guide cross-functional subject matter experts
  • Evaluate solicitation strategy, structure, technical requirements, affordability, and risk
  • Ensure compliance with DHS and USCG acquisition policies and procedures
  • Consolidate findings into formal review reports and executive-level briefings
  • Present and defend findings to senior Government leadership
  • Ensure review products are defensible and suitable for GAO or Congressional scrutiny

Requirements

  • Minimum 15 years of Federal acquisition or program management experience
  • Prior service at the SES, Flag Officer, GS-15, or equivalent senior executive level
  • Demonstrated leadership of major acquisition reviews or source selections
  • Experience with DHS, DoD, or USCG acquisition environments preferred
  • Bachelor's degree required
  • Master's degree in acquisition, engineering, business, public administration, or related field preferred
  • Ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust or Secret clearance

Nice to have

  • DAWIA Level III or equivalent
  • Experience briefing senior executives and oversight bodies
  • Strong analytical writing and oral presentation skills

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