Job Description
The contractor shall bring best business practices of the private sector to assist with
design, implementation, appropriate expansion, and continuous improvement of
tools and methodologies to oversee and monitor the DoN’s real property inventory,
including buildings, structures, linear structures, land, utilities, privatized housing (including privatized unaccompanied personnel housing), BRAC, enhanced use leasing, and other real property assets.
The contractor shall recommend and/or develop, as necessary, performance metrics
and standards, as well as measurement and evaluation techniques, to ensure the Government has accurate and relevant information for decision-making regarding management, oversight, and monitoring of the inventory.
Train government personnel in the purpose and application of oversight and monitoring concepts, tools, processes, and procedures.
Recommend appropriate expansion and continuous improvements to the real property portfolio management, oversight, and monitoring metrics, guidelines, policies, processes, and procedures.
Provide innovative advice and recommendations to government personnel.
Provide recommendations on electronic-enabled solutions for reporting data, benchmarking decisions, and institutionalizing lessons learned.
Identify needs for information collection and reporting systems for real property inventory monitoring, operations, and management duties, and develop database and web-enabled solutions for use across a wide geographic area (NAVFAC Echelon II, III, and IV components, as well as other DoN client locations).
Requirements:
- Experience of at least ten (10) years in translating geospatial business needs into enterprise program and solution architecture recommendations.
- Ability to define multiple solution options to business problems related to enterprise geospatial system integration.
- The individual proposed for this position shall have extensive knowledge and experience in asset management, geospatial standards, and enterprise geographic information systems (GIS).
- Experience with government entities, DoD, or other federal agencies' use of geospatial technology is of particular importance.
- Minimum education: Bachelor’s Degree in Geography or a related geoscience field; a Master’s degree in Geography or a related geoscience field is preferred.
- Must have a Top Secret Clearance and be a U.S. citizen.