Asset Management Lead

Peraton

. Manage the procurement process for contractor- or Government-obtained acquisitions .

Posted 9/18/2026full-timeUnited StatesSenior💰 $86,000 - $138,000 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in managing the procurement process for government acquisitions, including lifecycle asset management and compliance with federal regulations. Proficient in developing cost estimates, procurement packages, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to support IT planning and vendor coordination.

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Government Procurement ManagementLifecycle Asset ManagementCost Estimation and AnalysisITIL Foundation Level CertificationServiceNow CMDB Expertise

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Hard Skills

Procurement Process ManagementCost EstimationAcquisition Lifecycle SupportVendor CoordinationMarket ResearchFinancial ForecastingAsset TrackingCompliance DocumentationSole-Source JustificationsTechnical Refresh Roadmaps

Soft Skills

CollaborationLeadershipCommunication

Tools & Technologies

ServiceNowCMDB Module

Certifications & Qualifications

ITIL Foundation Level CertificationActive SECRET Government Security Clearance

Industry Keywords

Federal Government ClientsAcquisition StrategiesSupply Chain Risk ManagementAudit ResponseAsset Management

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

ServiceNow

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Manage the procurement process for contractor- or Government-obtained acquisitions
Support the full acquisition lifecycle from pre-award planning through solicitation, award, administration, and close-out
Prepare source selection documents, evaluation criteria, justifications, approvals, synopses, and requests for proposals/quotes/bids
Develop detailed cost estimates supporting Independent Government Cost Estimates (IGCEs)
Assist government procurement agencies with acquisition strategies, work statements, evaluation plans, and vendor qualification
Coordinate financial forecasting, sole-source justifications, acquisition planning, vendor coordination, and market research
Collaborate with architecture and engineering teams to identify required assets and create technical refresh roadmaps
Create compliant procurement packages using procurement and Supply Chain Risk Management processes
Identify alternate product development opportunities using vendor, OEM, product development, and analyst resources
Provide specifications, statements of work, and justification documentation
Route and track procurement packages for Government approval
Review invoices and obtain signed receiving reports
Maintain contract files through close-out and prepare information for audits
Track orders, lead times, delivery dates, and costs
Draft and route Receiving Reports for requester and COR validation and signature

Requirements

What you’ll need

High School diploma/equivalent and 6 years of experience
U.S. citizenship
Active SECRET Government Security Clearance
Experience managing/leading acquisition and asset management staff in a complex, distributed enterprise IT environment
Experience with enterprise IT planning, inventory and asset management, and procurements supporting Federal Government clients
Experience supporting lifecycle asset management, audit response, and asset tracking for Federal Government clients
Preferred: Experience analyzing organizational IT procurements and reducing costs through innovative procurement vehicles
Preferred: Experience reducing service/support levels and maintenance/support agreements
Preferred: ITIL Foundation Level Certification (or higher)
Preferred: ServiceNow expertise, particularly with the CMDB module, including building and maintaining a CMDB

Benefits

Comp & perks

Flexible core work schedule
Remote work currently available
Potential eligibility for overtime
Potential eligibility for shift differential
Potential eligibility for discretionary bonus