The Shaw Group provides premier engineering, design, construction, and maintenance services to government and private-sector clients in a wide array of industries, including the energy, environmental, infrastructure, and emergency response markets. Job Responsibilities: � Assures overall program implementation and maintains program performance data for periodic review by Project/Program Management, Senior Management and Government Representatives � Provides procedural guidance to ensure effective consideration of and participation by SB concerns in the award of subcontracts and purchase orders � Develop/author subcontract plans including percentages and dollar goals for participation of SB concerns for Federal Agency contracts, proposals, and modifications valued at $500,000 or more where the proposed effort offers subcontracting opportunities in accordance with RFP/Contract Terms and Conditions � Issue policy memorandums and internal operating procedures to implement requirements of Public Law 95-507, 99-661, 100-180, 106-554, and 105-135 other relevant public laws and applicable implementing regulations � Conduct training, provide assistance relevant to SB concerns/outreach for procurement � Establish, monitor, and control reporting for management, procurement personnel (SF294), corporate personnel, and Government agencies � Compile and maintain a database of potential SB concerns to assist technical and procurement personnel in locating/sourcing and contracting with such concerns; also attend trade shows and other conferences promoting and identifying SBs � Represent Shaw E&I with Government Agencies including, but not limited to components of the DoD, DoE, and the Small Business Administration, as well as state and local agencies, local Chambers of Commerce, national and regional purchasing councils, and other organizations � Cooperate with and provide assistance to local SBA representatives with respect to periodic reviews and/or opportunity referrals and outreach programs � Assure that SB concerns are given consideration in make-or-buy decisions � Review, prepare and monitor the corporate Small Business Subcontracting Plan requirements, including preparation and analysis of monthly metric reporting, conducting periodic training for internal staff as required by statutory requirements and as dictated by our business � Prepare semi-annual Government SF295, annual plan and other reports, as required, and assist in compliance reviews with the Small Business Administration, DCAA, Internal/External Audit, and other oversight agencies as required � SBLO is also responsible for development of the corporate small business advocacy program and establishing and monitoring all small business outreach efforts Qualifications: � Bachelor's Degree required with a business management/administraton focus; prefer successful completion of continuing education courses in contract administration and procurement � Minimum five to eight years �Federal� contract administration/procurement experience � Working knowledge of the FAR, DFAR, FAR/DFAR supplements thereto and GSA regulations and experience with standard concepts, practices, and procedures relating to Federal Government contracting, in particular Commercial Item(s) � Working knowledge of Small Business Administration rules and regulations concerning small business subcontract plan administration and compliance � Willingness to conduct routine business travel � Must be organized, detail oriented and demonstrate strong time management skills