Acquisition Project Manager

Location: Remote

Acquisition Project Manager

The Position:

Censeo Consulting Group is seeking Acquisition Project Managers at Mid and Senior experience levels to support the General Services Administration (GSA) Assisted Acquisition Services (AAS) organization through the Contracted Enterprise Support (ACES) program.

Acquisition Project Managers will oversee and coordinate complex federal acquisition projects, working across acquisition, contracting, program, technical, financial, and other stakeholder groups to help ensure acquisition activities remain organized, aligned, and on schedule. In this role, you will manage acquisition project plans and milestones, coordinate cross-functional activities, monitor risks and dependencies, and provide government stakeholders with clear visibility into project status and priorities.

This position is ideal for experienced acquisition and project management professionals who can bring structure to complex initiatives, effectively coordinate diverse stakeholders, and proactively identify and address issues that may affect acquisition outcomes.

Key Responsibilities: 

• Manage and coordinate federal acquisition projects across the acquisition lifecycle, from acquisition planning through award and post-award activities.
• Develop, maintain, and manage acquisition project plans, schedules, milestones, deliverables, and dependencies.
• Coordinate activities across contracting, acquisition, program, technical, financial, and other functional stakeholders.
• Monitor project performance, deadlines, risks, issues, decisions, and outstanding actions.
• Identify potential schedule delays, dependencies, resource constraints, and other risks and work with stakeholders to develop appropriate mitigation strategies.
• Facilitate project meetings, acquisition reviews, working sessions, and other cross-functional activities.
• Establish and maintain action-item logs, risk and issue trackers, decision logs, deliverable trackers, and other project management tools.
• Coordinate requirements development, acquisition planning, market research, solicitation activities, evaluations, awards, and other acquisition lifecycle activities.
• Monitor acquisition documentation and deliverables to help ensure packages are complete, accurate, and progressing according to established schedules.
• Prepare project status reports, executive briefings, presentations, dashboards, and other materials for government stakeholders.
• Analyze project information and provide recommendations to address acquisition challenges, schedule impacts, and delivery risks.
• Maintain visibility across multiple acquisition activities and help government stakeholders prioritize actions and resolve issues.
• Support improvements to acquisition project management processes, workflows, reporting, governance, templates, and tools.
• Provide guidance and coordination to project team members and support successful execution across multiple acquisition workstreams.

• Bachelor’s degree in business, project management, public administration, acquisition, contracting, supply chain, finance, or a related discipline, or equivalent relevant professional experience.
• Demonstrated experience managing or supporting complex federal acquisition, procurement, contracting, or program management activities.
• Strong understanding of the federal acquisition lifecycle and the coordination required to move acquisition actions from planning through execution.
• Experience developing and managing project plans, acquisition schedules, milestones, deliverables, risks, issues, and dependencies.
• Ability to coordinate effectively across acquisition, contracting, program, technical, financial, and other stakeholder groups.
• Strong project management, organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to identify project risks and issues, evaluate potential impacts, and develop practical recommendations.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, including experience developing briefings, reports, and presentations for government stakeholders.
• Ability to manage multiple complex projects, workstreams, and competing priorities simultaneously.
• Strong attention to detail while maintaining visibility into broader project objectives and acquisition outcomes.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Teams, and related project management tools.
• Experience supporting GSA or another federal government agency is preferred.PMP, FAC-C, DAWIA, NCMA, or other relevant project management, acquisition, or contracting credentials are a plus.

Experience Levels:

• Mid-Level: 5+ years of experience in federal acquisition project management, acquisition support, federal procurement, contracting, program management, PMO support, or a closely related field.
• Senior Level: 10+ years of experience in federal acquisition project management, acquisition support, federal procurement, contracting, program management, PMO support, or a closely related field.

• The salary range for this role is $100,000 - $160,000 depending on experience
• This is an exempt, full-time position
• This role is subject to a full-time in-person work schedule in Washington, D.C. with the possibility for hybrid if approved by the client.
• Essential Physical Functions
  • Sitting: Particularly for sustained periods of time
  • Light Carrying: Physically transporting items weighing less than 15 pounds from one location to another

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