Defense contract management agency vs subcontract administrator

Differences between defense contract management agency and subcontract administrator duties and responsibilities

Defense contract management agency example responsibilities.

• Create operational efficiencies by effectively managing databases containing RFP library responses and approve responses to request revisions to form agreements.
• Facilitate information flows and expedite the logistics process for recognize critical spares for the fleet.
• Work with logistics personnel to ensure timely remediation of parts supply issues associate with aircraft production line.
• Assess the potential impact to DoD operations that would result from a loss or degradation of DoD critical infrastructure.
• Process and analyze and evaluate test data for DCMA initiative make recommendations and corrections to error conditions.
• Ensure accurate routing of incoming/outgoing correspondence, process efficiently all correspondence receive by other DCMA functional areas.
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Subcontract administrator example responsibilities.

• Coordinate requirements and interface with other division personnel to accomplish timely and cost effective procurement of assign commodities.
• Create moderate to complex RFP solicitations and provide additional proposal support including pricing reviews and source selection support.
• Administer IDIQ contracts with multiple task orders.
• Assist with FFP hardware subcontract in support of NSA contracts.
• Negotiate and coordinate additions, deletions, or modifications of DOD subcontracts.
• Review and advice on matters of ITAR, FCPA, other Import/Export matters.
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