Parsons is seeking a Subcontract Sector Manager - Central to oversee border wall construction across the southern United States. In this strategic role, you will collaborate with program leadership and the Subcontracting team to drive procurement excellence, from developing scopes of work to managing subcontract requisitions and advising on strategy. Your expertise will ensure successful program execution through effective supplier partnerships and contract management.
What You'll Do
- Manage cost, schedule, and technical performance of subcontractors/suppliers; serve as Cost Account Manager (CAM) tracking proposed vs. actual costs.
- Coordinate between Technical Teams, Program Office, and Supply Chain; develop SOWs, sole source justifications, technical evaluations, and price analyses.
- Conduct supplier capability assessments and lead source selection processes ensuring compliance and proper fit.
- Establish payment terms and contract types (FFP, CPFF, T&M); develop requisition release plans and schedules supporting on-time performance.
- Maintain accurate program records and ensure contractual compliance throughout performance period.
- Provide daily written/photographic documentation of subcontractor work activities, progress, deficiencies, and change order defense.
- Develop Quarterly Business Review (QBR) program with supplier scorecards measuring cost, schedule, quality, safety, and responsiveness.
- Analyze cost/price elements in proposals, bids, and change orders; review and approve invoices based on work performed.
- Oversee subcontractor compliance with quality control plans; coordinate with QA managers and address material/work issues.
- Liaise with Engineering on technical questions; develop REA processes; ensure CPSR compliance and stay current on FAR/DFAR regulations.
What We're Looking For
- US Citizenship with ability to obtain DHS suitability determination.
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Business, or related field.
- 10+ years of related experience including firm fixed price projects over $50M.
- Knowledge of federal contracting principles, FAR/DFAR, supply chain management, CPSR guidelines, and PMI practices.
- Expertise in procurement/contract administration, financial management, and organizational practices.
- Proficiency with modern office technology and strong written/verbal communication skills.
Nice to Have
- Perform programmatic administrative and management activities; conduct research on subcontracting policies and procedures.
- Analyze and present administrative/technical data effectively; evaluate service delivery improvements.
- Develop relationships with federal construction subcontracting partners.
- Travel availability (up to 2 trips/month) for internal and external meetings.
- Prepare clear reports, correspondence, and documentation; interpret and ensure compliance with federal/state/local regulations.
- Represent Parsons effectively with governmental agencies and business organizations.
- Strong organizational skills with ability to prioritize multiple projects and meet critical deadlines.
- Maintain positive working relationships and exercise independent judgment in sensitive situations.
Team & Environment
Part of the Federal Solutions team.
Benefits & Compensation
- Medical, dental, vision
- Paid time off
- Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)
- 401(k)
- Life insurance
- Flexible work schedules
- Holidays
Work Mode
Onsite in the Southern United States.
Parsons is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, veteran status or any other protected status.
