GFP Management / Property Specialist

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Our Logistics and Mission Support Division is seeking a GFP Manager to join our team in Edgewood, MD in support of Pocket-J Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) and Link 16 Alaska (LAK).

About the Role: The GFP Manager is expected to maintain a high degree of Government property accountability and data accuracy, complete required inventories and reports within established deadlines, promptly resolve discrepancies, maintain complete transaction documentation, and ensure Government property remains properly controlled throughout its lifecycle.

Success in this position requires proactive management of Government property rather than solely maintaining inventory records.

The GFP Manager is responsible for identifying potential accountability issues before they become audit findings, contractual deficiencies, schedule impacts, or risks to Government assets.

Key Responsibilities Working knowledge of Government property-management principles and Federal contracting requirements.

Knowledge of FAR Part 45 and Government Property contract clauses, particularly FAR 52.245-1.

Experience managing GFP, GFE, contractor-acquired property, or similar accountable assets.

Experience conducting physical inventories and reconciling property records.

Experience with shipping, receiving, material transfers, and property documentation.

Strong understanding of serialized asset tracking and property accountability.

Ability to maintain accurate records and supporting documentation in an audit-ready environment.

Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.

Ability to identify discrepancies, investigate root causes, and implement corrective actions.

Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and electronic property/inventory management systems.

Receive, inspect, document, stage, and accept incoming equipment and materials.

Prepare and coordinate outbound equipment shipments.

Conduct physical inventories of equipment, components, repair parts, and any other material related to the program.

Track shipments and maintain applicable Proof of Delivery documentation.

Support Government property accountability and inventory reporting.

Support IUID marking and documentation requirements when applicable.

Maintain organized records for Government equipment and logistics transactions.