Manuel Elizondo Rosas II
Olympia
Summary
Results-driven contracting specialist with extensive experience in managing IDIQ MATOC contracts. Delivered compliance and enhanced contractor performance while navigating complex regulations. Strong problem-solving abilities and effective communication skills drive best value solutions.
Overview
4
4
years of professional experience
Work History
Contract Specialist
JBLM Mission Installation Contracting Command (MICC)
Joint Base Lewis-McChord
04.2022 - Current
- Managed pre-award through post-award functions for the acquisition of supplies, services, and construction projects. Performed all contract administration functions that verified contractor compliance with contract provisions.
- Acted as the Suite Manager for the $25 Million Installation Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC), overseeing 10-15 construction task orders simultaneously.
- Prepare solicitation documents which incorporate required Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) and organizational policies and provisions; requirements for technical proposals; cost data requirements; and all other required data.
- Coordinates with customer organizations to ensure specifications and statements of work are prepared in a manner which adequately describes the Government's requirements without restricting competition.
- Assisted Contracting Officer in negotiating and awarding contracts with specifications, terms, conditions, and prices that ensured best value for Government.
- Assisted requiring activities in conducting market research to identify the availability of supplies and services to determine which competition requirement would be utilized under FAR Part 6.
- Performs a complete review of recommended requirements and conducts necessary market research.
- Performed cost/price analysis, assessing cost breakdowns for reasonableness and compliance with applicable regulations, directives, and policies.
- Monitor contractor's performance for compliance with contract terms and conditions ensuring compliance with contract requirements.
- Conduct Market Research using Request For Quote (RFQ), Invitation For Bid (IFB), Request for Proposal (RFP) using SAM.gov or Unison Marketplace; Synopsizing, preparing, and issuing documents required for solicitations.
- Conducted post-award functions, processing Contract Progress Reports for Construction Invoices, payment vouchers, Requests for Information, Release for Claims, SF30 Modifications, declining balance sheets, deobligations, and contract close-out procedures.
- Supervisor: Ralph C. Chavez (520.714.8591)
- Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
- Salary: $102,927.00 USD Per Year
- Hours per week: 40
- Series: 1102 Contracting
- Pay Plan: GS - General Schedule (Ch. 51, 5 U.S.C.).
- Grade: 12
Education
Bachelor's degree - Criminal Justice
Chapman University
Irvin, CA, United States05.2012
Associate's degree - Associate in Arts
Pierce Community College
Fort Lewis, WA, United States10.2009
Skills
- Contract administration
- Contract compliance
- Contract regulations
- Contract performance management
- Award management
- Documentation review
- Market research
- Negotiation techniques
- Problem solving
- Effective communication
References
- Vincent Marsh, MICC-JBLM, Director MICC-JBLM, 520-714-8514, vincent.1.marsh.civ@army.mil
- Ralph C. Chavez, MICC-JBLM, Contracting Officer, 520-714-8591, ralph.c.chavez.civ@army.mil
Availability
Permanent, Full-time
Day Phone
253-576-3835
Job Related Training
- DAU 1102 Certification Courses, 01/10/25
- Commercial Acquisition Credentials, 06/27/23
- CON 1100V Contract Foundation Course, 08/01/22
- CON 1200V Contract Pre-Award Course, 12/01/22
- CON 1300V Contract Award Course, 03/01/23
- CON 1400V Contract Post-Award Course, 10/01/23 (Projected)
Timeline
Contract Specialist
JBLM Mission Installation Contracting Command (MICC)
04.2022 - Current
Bachelor's degree - Criminal Justice
Chapman University
Associate's degree - Associate in Arts
Pierce Community College