Subcontracts Program Manager
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Subcontracts Program Manager overseeing subcontractor performance, risk, and transition activities. Supporting Leidos’ Antarctic logistics and science operations under its U.S. Antarctic Support Contract.
Responsibilities:
- Provide senior-level subcontract management oversight and strategic advisory support aligned with ASC program objectives, contractual requirements, and transition priorities
- Serve as primary interface between the Awardee, Leidos leadership, and subcontractor teams for subcontract-related transition activities
- Facilitate communication, coordination, and resolution of escalated matters
- Mentor and provide technical guidance to junior subcontract support resources on schedules, cost, performance, technical matters, risk management, issue resolution, and best practices
- Lead subcontract performance reviews, assess variances and impacts, and recommend corrective actions and recovery strategies
- Collaborate with program leadership, Subcontracts Administrators, and subcontractor teams to prioritize actions and resolve issues
- Provide oversight and guidance on subcontract communications, partner commitments, and recommended modifications to terms, conditions, or related agreements
- Identify subcontract-related risks, recommend mitigation strategies, and monitor significant issues affecting program performance
- Champion continuous improvement in subcontract management, communications, operational efficiency, and program effectiveness
- Provide strategic input to program leadership on key decisions, transition planning, and Return-to-Green initiatives
- Facilitate knowledge transfer and capability development for junior subcontract support resources
- Oversee current and new subcontracts, manage vendor relationships, and advocate for Leidos technical managers
- Ensure subcontractors meet program cost, schedule, quality, and performance requirements
Requirements:
- Must be able to obtain and maintain a Public Trust security clearance; the process may take up to 4 months
- US citizenship is required due to contract requirements
- Bachelor’s degree and 8+ years' prior work experience or commensurate work experience
- Experience as DPM or PM in other large-scale, complex operational environments
- Experience managing and negotiating with subcontractors
- Comprehension of finance, subcontracting, contracting, contract types, and schedules
- Excellent written and oral communication skills; ability to gain trust and build relationships
- Exceptional organization skills and ability to reply quickly and accurately to requests while working effectively in a team environment
- Superior interpersonal skills and ability to work with executives, employees, subcontractors, and the customer
- Preferred: previous experience collaborating with a federal agency and remote operations, preferably global
- Preferred: experience in leading people
- During the interview, must keep camera on; interviewer will take a picture for identification purposes if an offer letter is extended


















