Contract Manager

Contracts Manager

Work Location:

Full Time on Site

Duration:

11 months +

Rate

: is open and non-exempt

Hours

: Full time / 40 hours (onsite)

Per diem

: $178/day (7 days per week)

Mob / Demob

: GSA Expenses

Trip Home

: 1 paid trip home per month

US Citizenship Required

Responsibilities

- The Contracts Manager at Urenco USA is responsible for ensuring consistent standards in contract management across the company's project portfolio. This role involves overseeing contract management output, reviewing payments and contractor performance, and providing expert consulting and advice. The Contracts Manager will also be accountable for developing and maintaining Urenco's processes and procedures for effective contract management.Ensure adequate and consistent standards in contract management for Urenco's project portfolio.

- Review payments and contractor performance as a key element of the role.

- Provide subject matter expert consulting, advice, and instruction on contract management.

- Develop and maintain Urenco's processes and procedures for contract management.

- Manage construction claims and analyze organizational requirements for contract management processes.

- Implement strategies that align project delivery with business objectives such as safety, budget, and cost.

- Track benefits realization and lessons learned to improve contracting processes.

- Prepare amendments and change orders to contracts, and analyze contractor claims.

- Requirements

Bachelor's degree in science, engineering, supply chain, business administration, construction or related fields.

- Minimum 5 years of experience in contract management and negotiations.

- Demonstrable experience working within the entire project lifecycle, from concept development to hand-over.

- Preferred

10+ years' experience in negotiations, procurement, and contract management, particularly in engineering and construction services.

- Knowledge of Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and Department of Energy Acquisition Regulations (DEAR).

- Demonstrable success in arbitration, litigation, or adjudication.

- Proven leadership experience and ability to work with minimum supervision.