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Position Title: #061001 Administrative Coordinator 2 – Site

Relevant Experience:Four years of experience in office administration. Applies understanding of skills in area of specialization. Adapts procedures, techniques, tools, materials and or equipment to meet special needs.

Education:High School diploma or equivalent.

Certifications/Licenses:None.

Security Clearance:U.S. Citizen. Secret, National Agency Check with Local Agency Check and Credit Check.

Responsibilities:Provides a wide variety of administrative and staff support services for the SSPARS site offices under the general guidance and direction of the site office Site Manager. These services include:

Performs custodian control for assets of the Integrated Tactical Warning & Attack Assessment (ITW/AA) Missile Warning and Space Surveillance site.

Maintains configuration management for all Government IT hardware and software assets (to include desktop computers) and performs annual and/or out-of-cycle inventories as required.

Maintains a copy of the most current baseline software and support documentation.

Maintains an inventory of all simulation media including ITW/AA scenario information.

Performs varied duties in such fields as administration, timekeeping, employee relations, business and financial management, procurement and property accountability, etc.

May assist in the preparing and controlling records, statistics, and reports regarding operations, personnel changes etc.

Serves as administrative liaison with others within and outside the company regarding administrative issues related to purchasing, personnel, facilities and operations. The nature of the duties requires a familiarity with company policies and practices and calls for independent judgment within the scope of established policies. Work is accomplished by assisting in providing, obtaining, or coordinating company policies and procedures and/or local procedures, and integrating them to the specific work requirements of the department.

Leads the coordination of unescorted entry, visit requests, maintenance of badges including those for restricted areas and supports the tracking and maintenance of various security trainings and support compliance to physical and industrial security requirements including coordination and maintenance of security plans.

Provides the services through customer-driven recreation needs to benefit Installation personnel while ensuring the safety of all participants in recreational activities. For all NAF assets, will operate, control, and maintain them accordingly. Customers will be surveyed twice per year to determine trends for recreational services. Program calendars will be developed and maintained with a calendar

of events .distributed to Installation personnel. Short and long term budgetary estimates will be submitted for planning purposes. NAF Internal Controls training will be accomplished within 30 days of contract start and annually thereafter, or when personnel changes occur.

Organizes recreational events that will include leisure activities. The activity areas will be prepared and oversight will be conducted. The number of participants will be recorded and at the conclusion of the event or activity an after action report will be completed. At the end of each day, turns over collected fees to the NAF custodian.

After conducting customer surveys to determine recreational trend and interests, plans, organizes, and conducts a minimum of events annually. To meet the requirement to conduct two special events annually, plans and organizes these events in coordination with the Installation/Site Commander. Arranges and coordinates needed facilities and support services to include logistical requirements for both base and off base organizations.

Maintains knowledge of current industry best practices for recreational services by attending conferences and workshops. Meets the performance standards for the Outdoor Recreation (ODR) program and conducts surveys, plans, organizes, advertises, and conducts outdoor activities for Installation personnel during off duty hours. Will develop ODR schedules. Oversees seasonal personnel to assist with conducting the popular outdoor activities. For all off base trips, files an itinerary with the COR or designated representative that includes a customer and staff roster with an emergency action plan Pre-trip and departure briefings includes discussion of hazard awareness, applicable safety practices and equipment. Provides available guidebooks, maps, brochures, how-to books, instructional and safety videos available for Installation personnel use. For self-directed outings to include those available in the local area, advertises planned ODR activities for personnel awareness. Accepts take reservations for the Pavilion areas and brief personnel on use. Develops event/activity after action reports.

Updates and maintains a 5-year plan for ODR resources as well as update and maintain OIs to standardize program procedures, safety and risk-management plans. Develops Liability Waiver Forms, hold-harmless agreements, and assumption-of-risk forms and coordinates with safety and legal offices and submit to COR or designated representative for approval.

Performs activities for the ODR Equipment Center with a focus on personnel and equipment safety. Manages an inventory of all ODR equipment. Ensure that the ODR equipment is maintained in a serviceable condition and for ready use per manufacturer instructions. Issues and manages rental receipts for equipment checkout and returns. For the high cost, high maintenance rental items, develops an inspection checklist for check out and return. For the checked out equipment, provides instructional handouts.

Provides customer instruction on the proper safety procedures, care, assembly, servicing, operation, disassembly, and cleaning of the equipment they are renting. With a focus on potentially dangerous or easily damaged items, develops training materials and establishes minimum qualifications for use. Documents all transactions and maintenance actions. Notifies the COR or designated representative when major equipment repair or extensive facility maintenance is required.

Maintains and ensures the cleaning of the racquetball court and weight rooms at Joint Base Cape Cod and provides safe conditions. Ensures that the real property facility as Cape Cod AFS is maintained IAW civil engineering real property maintenance requirements.

Plans, organizes, and conducts the overall sports program including team sports and self-directed

activities.

Ensures that the Softball Field at Softball Field at Joint Base Cape Cod (JBCC) is maintained in a safe, clean, and groomed appearance.

Ensures that the tennis court is maintained to ensure safe play and is available during the daylight hours on a daily basis.

For JBCC Intermodal Sports Participation, prior to the start of each team sport activity, is involved in meetings to ensure that rules, team composition, league or tournament structure, schedules, officiating, score keeping, safety and equipment requirements, and awards are discussed.

Maintains the physical fitness equipment in a safe and operable manner and will coordinate needed repairs and identify unserviceable equipment per PWS paragraph 2.15.5. This equipment will be taken out of service and the COR will be notified of the equipment status. Provides equipment replacement cost input to the Site Manager and Government. Develops and coordinates any fitness equipment removal with installation schedules. Ensures the weight rooms are available on a 24/7 basis.Functions as the POC for site Information Management and Records Management requirements and will meet the performance standards identified in PWS paragraph 2.9.1. Works in concert with the SSPARS PMO contracting personnel to ensure consistency and compliance. Maintains all contractor records associated with the contract and those generated in the performance of PWS requirements. Maintains a Government records system for the preservation of mission requirements. Creates, manages, maintains, and properly disposes of records.

Serves as the designated primary RC for the maintenance and disposal of official records created by contractor users which are developed during contract performance. Accomplishes stated performance standards. Works in concert with the SSPARS PMO contracting personnel to ensure consistency and compliance. Accomplishes initial and annual ADLS CBTs for Records Custodian and Protecting Sensitive Information. Exhibits copies of all training certificates received. Submits required Records Custodian Appointment Memorandums.

Designated as the primary Functional Area Records Manager (FARM) and accountable for all contractor managed official records meeting all performance standards identified in PWS paragraph 2.9.1.2. Accomplishes initial and annual ADLS CBTs for FARM and Protecting Sensitive Information. Exhibits copies of all training certificates received. Submits required FARM Appointment Memorandums.

Works in concert with the SSPARS PMO contracting office guidelines to forward requests to the on-site COR. Is compliant with protecting PA and FOUO records and information. Meets the required performance standard referenced in the SSPARS DD Form 254.

Develops, uses, and keeps accounts for department and field publications. Paper-based publications requests will be made from the DLA Document Services. Reviews product announcements and the Product Index on the e-Publishing web site. Evaluates and inventories the contents of FPL to keep publications recent and necessary.

Emails the 21 AMDS Bioenvironmental GSU Manager upon receiving notification of any federal, state, or local agency inspections or visits related to OEH matters. Provides any documentation related to these visits to the 21 AMDS Bioenvironmental GSU Manager.

Notifies the IRSO and on-site COR of changes in practices or procedures involving radiation sources, unsafe work practices that could affect radiation exposure to personnel, or accidents or incidents

involving radiation.

Notifies the IRSO, 13 SWS/CC and 21 AMDS/SGPB immediately (without delay) of any incident or accident involving ionizing radiation, or when any personnel may have received a dose above the applicable limits.

Provides initial and refresher EMFR Safety Awareness training to personnel with the potential to exceed the Lower Tier MPEs. Training will be commensurate with the potential for exposure within the workplace. Provides training to visitors to lower and upper tier MPE areas. Documents all training provided for base assigned personnel; proof of implementation of awareness training for visitors is acceptable.

Performs other duties as assigned.

Position Title: #061002 Site Manager (Field Engineering Senior Supervisor)

Relevant Experience:Ten years of related experience. In lieu of education, 18 years of directly related, progressively complex work experience. Managed complex field engineering projects involving the development and/or production of complex engineering processes. Provided senior technical guidance/direction to staff, typically managers and supervisors. Developed and implemented department initiatives.

Demonstrated human relation skills in the coaching and development of managers and seasoned technical professionals. Process integration skills. Team building and strong team facilitation skills. Knowledge of advanced concepts in the field engineering discipline and an understudying of related engineering disciplines. Supervisor/management experience. Demonstrated clear communication/presentation skills, technical/non-technical, written and oral.

Education:BS degree in an engineering discipline or professional engineering license/certification.

Certifications/Licenses:None.

Security Clearance:US Citizen. Secret, National Agency Check with Local Agency Check and Credit Check (NACLC).

Responsibilities:Provides technical information and logistical support for other contractors, subcontractors, or Government agencies in support of upgrades, projects and other efforts impacting contract requirements and installation/site operations.

Notifies the on-site Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) and CO if requested Uncleared Personnel Escort support is in excess of seven calendar days per project, either consecutive or intermittent.Provides familiarization tours, site orientations, and operations briefings for visiting officials when requested by the Installation/Site Commander/USAFLO. Includes as part of all briefings a warning on radiation hazards and areas that pose a threat to human safety within the installation/site.

Leads the effort to maintain Security compliance elements including NISPOM, Physical Security, FPCONS, and OPSEC requirements. Coordinate the maintenance, repair and testing of IDS systems and associated security equipment. Conduct various security trainings and lead the participation in government required industrial, physical and operational security forums and establish plans and agreements to meet related requirements. Support escorting and visit request as necessary.

Fulfills job requirements as backup for the Environmental Engineer at Cape Cod AFS only regarding drinking water sampling and notification. Specifically, makes notifications if drinking water standards are not met to 21 AMDS/SGPB and respective host base immediately. Immediately implements the public notification procedures when drinking water analysis results indicate a potential public health threat or result in non-compliance with applicable regulations and standards.

Works directly with the Installation/Site Commander/USAFLO when an incident occurs requiring the removal of any employee from the installation/site due to a violation or misconduct as stated in PWS Paragraph 1.1.4. The Field Engineering Sr. Supervisor will immediately notify the SSPARS Program Manager as well as security personnel, and the human resources office. The Field Engineering Sr. Supervisor will escort the employee from the site in a timely manner and secure their work location as needed.

Complies with federal, state, and local Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and/or host installation regulations/standards. Identify contract requirements that conflict or hinder compliance with independent state, federal or host nation law/regulation with supporting facts to the CO for resolution.

Serves as the backup POC for Occupational Environment and Health POC.

Emails the 21 AMDS Bioenvironmental GSU Manager upon receiving notification of any federal, state, or local agency inspections or visits related to OEH matters. Provides any documentation related to these visits to the 21 AMDS Bioenvironmental GSU Manager.

Makes notification of ionizing and non-ionizing radiation devices planned for procurement which are capable of producing ionizing radiation, have the potential to expose personnel above the Electromagnetic Field Radiation (EMFR) Lower Tier Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) values or is a Class IIIB laser or above. Email 21 AMDS Bioenvironmental GSU Manager and respective host base Bio-environmental office and obtains Government approval prior to procurement of these devices. Maintain records of all procurements and devices in use.

Provides initial and refresher EMFR Safety Awareness training to personnel with the potential to exceed the Lower Tier MPEs. Training will be commensurate with the potential for exposure within the workplace. Provides training to visitors to lower and upper tier MPE areas. Document all training provided for base assigned personnel; proof of implementation of awareness training for visitors is acceptable.

Functions as designated trusted agents at the request of the inspection or exercise team chief.

Participates in the unit Crisis Response Element or Unit Control Center during activations for real world events, headquarters inspections, or local exercises as determined by the Installation/Site. Commander/USAFLO.

Provides costs for all supplies, parts and materials needed to perform preventive and routine maintenance in accordance with (IAW) the PWS and stated standards that are not available through the Enterprise Solution-Supply.

Provides input to the Individual Job Orders and provide necessary support to implementation.

Provides input to annual budget projections and expenditures for each option year.

Notifies the Program Director immediately of problems affecting functional area accomplishment or contractor performance.

Maintains current comprehensive schedules of installation/site projects and activities (ongoing and planned) to include, but not limited to mission support, construction, military satellite communication systems, network (NIPRNet/ SIPRNet), communications, sustainment,

security, and other requirements or projects.

Maintains a list of the names, home, and duty phone numbers of key contract personnel.

Works closely with other engineering disciplines in the development and completion of projects to increase production, quality, efficiency or volume.

Acts as consultant to senior management; interfaces with senior customer representatives on significant issues needing technical guidance, redirection, and/or resolution.

Notifies the COR or designated representative within 1 hour of all serious incidents involving employees, assets, and sensitive information that may involve or have negative impact to the site per PWS paragraph 2.15.4.

Performs all other duties as assigned.

Position Title: #061003 Mission Assurance Site Lead

Relevant Experience:Minimum five years of related experience in quality management, performing audits and inspections; problem solving methods and principals. In lieu of education, 13 years of directly related work experience. Applies technical process improvement knowledge and expertise to identify and implement best practices. Demonstrates excellent oral and written communication skills; bias for action and demonstrated ability to get results. Strong teambuilding skills and ability to positively influence others. Creative thinker. Proven program/project management/leadership skills.

Education: BS/BA degree in a technical discipline.

Certifications/Licenses: Six Sigma Greenbelt desired.

Security Clearance:US Citizen. Secret, National Agency Check with Local Agency Check and Credit Check (NACLC).Responsibilities:Implements SSPARS on-site quality and risk management processes to ensure performance meets or exceeds all performance PWS requirements; monitors site quality metrics

Acts as Occupational and Environmental Health (OEH) POC and oversees OEH activities.

Assists with the maintenance and identification of environmental aspects, impacts, and action plans.

Assists as needed with the Environmental Inspection Process to include Shop-Level Inspections and Program-Level Compliance Assessments.

Reports all Enforcement Actions, Spills and Inspections (EASI) to the host installation and 21 CES/CEIE.

Assists the Environmental Engineer with implementing the Pest Management Plan. Coordinate changes with 21 CES/CEIE prior to signature.

Collects and reports data on all installation pesticide use in the Integrated Pest Management Information System (IPMIS). Utilize certified pesticide applicators.

Provides monthly performance data to Mission Assurance Manager for Quality Status Report.

Represents site at monthly Quality Management Reviews and Risk Review Boards; provides feedback through Tiered Information Exchanges and Cross-site Functional Interchanges.

Interacts with Site Manager and work center leads to identify risks and mitigation plans; discern, discuss, and resolve quality problems, as required.

Supports and leads installation/site audits and inspection teams; conducts assessments to measure compliance with procedures and identify improvement opportunities.

Participates in exercises and debriefings and provide after action information. Exercises with contractor participation may occur on a no-notice basis to meet exercise objectives.

Monitors training program and tracking of site personnel certifications/licenses.

As a limited inspector, ensures that all materiel received, stored, issued, or shipped is properly identified.

Documents discrepancies utilizing the “Shop-Level Inspections checklist” provided by 21 CES/CEIE or host base and provide upon request.

Supports Host assessors. Provide updates for all areas assessed, findings, recommended improvement areas, and strengths along with closure actions as required by the Host.

Accomplishes a joint inventory in conjunction with the incumbent and the AFTT, documenting property, serviceability and any discrepancies in each PWS functional area. Documents and resolves all discrepancies.

Provides quality, risk, and safety guidance, direction and assistance to site work center personnel.

Performs all other duties as assigned.

Position Title: #062007 Systems Engineer Experienced

Relevant Experience:Two years of related experience in the design and configuration of computer systems and operation of real-time operating systems and applications. Additional experience in the design, conduct, and validation of test plans and procedures for system level evaluations, post-test data analysis, and generation of technical reports. Candidate should possess a strong background, with the understanding of advanced concepts in radar fundamentals and system design, signal processing, and data capture, display, and processing techniques.

Education:BS degree in engineering or applied science.

Certifications/Licenses:None.

Security Clearance:

US Citizen. Secret, National Agency Check with Local Agency Check and Credit Check (NACLC).Responsibilities:Performs duties of the primary Frequency Management POC to coordinate frequency issues/actions with the host base ISM. Organizes and carries out the spectrum management program and notify the AFSPC Frequency Management Office (FMO) or cognizant Service Spectrum Management Office (SMO). Reviews program and appointments annually. Performs ISM responsibilities for the entire installation at Thule AB.

Monitor radar real-time control and status, signal processing equipment, and related computing systems for trend analysis of system performance, outages, and equipment failures. Assists radar/computer/network maintenance teams in equipment repairs and reconfiguration actions as tasked.

Participates in radar system calibrations, evaluates results, and performs trend analysis on calibrations with respect to established system specifications, and track noted anomalies.

Tracks radar control and status, and signal processing system operating performance metrics and generates periodic reports and briefings for customer review.

Supports the configuration management and sustainment of radar system training suites and associated equipment. Collects performance data on training suite equipment and software, and provides periodic reports on these metrics for customer review. Assists maintenance teams in the repair and reconfiguration of these systems as tasked.

Participates in scheduled customer system exercises and test activities as tasked. Collects and analyzes system performance data for such events, and provides technical reports for customer review.

Assist in the generation and update of radar and operations systems training materials. Participates in the conduct of system orientation training for customer personnel.

As part of a system operations and maintenance team, utilizes generated test data and analyses to track system anomalies, generate solutions or mitigations, and provide lessons learned as required.

Participates in the planning and scheduling for routine system maintenance and calibration

events that is coordinated with customer operational schedules.

Assists in the design and execution of system modifications, including the generation of engineering documentation and technical analyses for these implementations.

Plans, directs, and coordinates engineering functions involved in the design and development, installation, testing, and integration of systems and subsystems.

Manages the cataloging and storage of mission data media for both real-time operations and simulations utilizing Electronic Tape Transfer System (ETTS). Maintains and updates site back-up plan for mission and simulation data media. Maintains an accurate record of media location, media refurbishments, and available stocks.

Serves as company representative advising customer and contractor personnel on technical requirements for products or services, support equipment and electronic equipment installation.

Serves as the customer interface and organizational consultant on significant issues requiring technical guidance, redirection or resolution.

Directs the work of lower level technical personnel as required.

Performs all other duties as assigned.

Position Title: #066016 Administrative Coordinator 2 – Site

Relevant Experience:Four years of experience in office administration. Applies understanding of skills in area of specialization. Adapts procedures, techniques, tools, materials and or equipment to meet special needs.

Education:High School diploma or equivalent.

Certifications/Licenses:None/

Security Clearance:U.S. Citizen. Secret, National Agency Check with Local Agency Check and Credit Check (NACLC).

Responsibilities:Provides a wide variety of administrative and staff support services for the SSPARS site offices under the general guidance and direction of the site office Site Manager. These services include:

Performs varied duties in such fields as administration, timekeeping, employee relations, business and financial management, procurement, and property accountability, etc.

May assist in preparing and controlling records, statistics, and reports regarding operations, personnel changes etc.

Serves as administrative liaison with others within and outside the company regarding administrative issues related to purchasing, personnel, facilities and operations. The nature of the duties requires a familiarity with company policies and practices and calls for independent judgment within the scope of established policies. Work is accomplished by assisting in providing, obtaining, or coordinating company policies and procedures and/or local procedures, and integrating them to the specific work requirements of the department.

Provides the services required in PWS paragraph 2.15.3 through customer-driven recreation needs to benefit Installation personnel while ensuring the safety of all participants in recreational activities. For all NAF assets, will operate, control, and maintain them accordingly. Customers will be surveyed twice per year to determine trends for recreational services. Program calendars will be developed and maintained with a calendar of events .distributed to Installation personnel. Short and long term budgetary estimates will be submitted for planning purposes. NAF Internal Controls training will be accomplished within 30 days of contract start and annually thereafter, or when personnel changes occur.

In concert with PWS paragraph 2.15.3.1 will organize recreational events that will include leisure activities. The activity areas will be prepared and oversight will be conducted. The number of participants will be recorded and at the conclusion of the event or activity an after action report will be completed. At the end of each day, collected fees will be turned over to the NAF custodian.

After conducting customer surveys to determine recreational trend and interests, will plan, organize, and conduct events as exampled in PWS paragraph 2.15.3.1.1 at a minimum four

events annually.

To meet the requirement to conduct two special events annually such as the examples captured in PWS paragraph 2.15.3.1.2, will plan and organize these events in coordination with the Installation/Site Commander. Will arrange and coordinated needed facilities and support services to include logistical requirements for both base and off base organizations.

Will maintain knowledge of current industry best practices for recreational services by attending conferences and workshops, PWS paragraph 2.15.3.1.3.

While meeting the performance standards for the Outdoor Recreation (ODR) program PWS Paragraph 2.15.3.2, will conduct surveys, plan, organize, advertise and conduct outdoor activities for Installation personnel during off duty hours. Will develop ODR schedules. Will oversee seasonal personnel to assist with conducting the popular outdoor activities. For all off base trips, will file an itinerary with the COR or designated representative that includes a customer and staff roster with an emergency action plan Pre-trip and departure briefings will include discussion of hazard awareness, applicable safety practices and equipment. Will provide available guidebooks, maps, brochures, how-to books, instructional and safety videos available for Installation personnel use. For self-directed outings to include those available in the local area, will advertise planned ODR activities for personnel awareness. Will accept take reservations for the Pavilion areas and brief personnel on use. Will develop event/activity after action reports.

As required in PWS paragraph 2.15.3.2.1, will update and maintain a 5-year plan for ODR resources as well as update and maintain OIs to standardize program procedures, safety and risk-management plans. Will develop Liability Waiver Forms, hold-harmless agreements, and assumption-of-risk forms and coordinate with safety and legal offices and submit to COR or designated representative for approval.

Will perform the activities identified in PWS paragraph 2.15.3.2.2 for the ODR Equipment Center with a focus on personnel and equipment safety. Will manage an inventory of all ODR equipment. IAW with manufacturer recommendations, will ensure that the ODR equipment is maintained in a serviceable condition and for ready use. Will issue and manage rental receipts for equipment checkout and returns. For the high cost, high maintenance rental items, will develop an inspection checklist for check out and return. For the checked out equipment, will provide instructional handouts. Will provide customer instruction on the proper safety procedures, care, assembly, servicing, operation, disassembly, and cleaning of the equipment they are renting. With a focus on potentially dangerous or easily damaged items, will develop training materials and establish minimum qualifications for use. Will document all transactions and maintenance actions. Will notify the COR or designated representative when major equipment repair or extensive facility maintenance is required.

Responsible for ensuring that the physical fitness equipment is maintained in a safe and operable manner and will coordinate needed repairs and identify unserviceable equipment per PWS paragraph 2.15.5. This equipment will be taken out of service and the COR will be notified of the equipment status. Will provide budget input to the Government for any equipment that needs to be replaced. Will develop and coordinate any fitness equipment removal and installation schedules. Will ensure that the weight rooms are available on a 24/7 basis.

Responsible for the maintaining and to ensure the cleaning of the racquetball court and weight rooms at Joint Base Cape Cod per PWS paragraph 2.15.5.1 provides safe conditions. Will ensure that the real property facility as Cape Cod AFS is maintained IAW PWS civil engineering real property maintenance requirements.

Responsible PWS paragraph 2.15.6 Sports Program planning, organizing and conducting of the overall sports program including team sports and self-directed activities.

For PWS paragraph 2.15.6.1, responsible for ensuring that the Softball Field at Softball Field at Joint Base Cape Cod (JBCC) is maintained in a safe, clean, and groomed appearance.

For PWS paragraph 2.15.6.2, responsible for ensuring that the tennis court is maintained to ensure safe play and is available during the daylight hours on a daily basis.

For PWS paragraph 2.15.6.3 JBCC Intermural Sports Participation, prior to the start of each team sport activity, will be involved in meetings to ensure that rules, team composition, league or tournament structure, schedules, officiating, score keeping, safety and equipment requirements, and awards are discussed.

Performs other duties as assigned.

Position Title: #067021 Network Engineer Experienced

Relevant Experience:Seven years of directly related work experience in managing sophisticated computer networks. Five years work experience in network architecture and deployment. Experience in monitoring network performance to perform trend analysis, identify deficiencies or anomalies, and determine necessary hardware or software upgrades or repair actions to resolve these issues. Knowledgeable in defining and implementing network security measures, firewall design and maintenance, secure data transfer protocols, and encryption equipment and software. Capable to update existing or create new network technical documentation that describe the system architecture, equipment, protocols, capacities, and processes. Ability to work and communicate with other program personnel as a team member or leader with customer interface/influence on specific issues. Leadership skills, ability to counsel, develop, and motivate staff.

Education:BA/BS degree in a technical discipline (i.e., engineering, mathematics).

Certifications/Licenses:CCNA, CCIE minimum, CCNP, CompTIA networking preferred. Security +, A+, and Net +.

Security Clearance:US Citizen. Top Secret/SCI, Single Scope Background Investigation (SSBI).

Responsibilities:Performs duties of the alternate Information Systems Security Officer (ISSO) and alternate Cybersecurity Liaison. Executes cybersecurity responsibilities protecting and defending information systems. Ensures all users and ISSOs receive COMPUSEC training. Performs as the alternate liaison between the Site and the 21 SW WCO.Manages NIPRNet/SIPRNet (Network) infrastructure to include all network hardware, peripheral equipment, file/print servers, software, configuration, security and interfaces. Assists with management of all file/print services and shared network drives and permissions. Assists with troubleshooting and touch maintenance to boundary controls as requested.

Assists with implementation of all delegated TCNOs orders from 624th Operations Center (624 OC) within the mandatory timeframe.

Assists with anti-virus signature files updates to protect network resources. Immediately report and coordinate incidents to Base network security personnel involving viruses or classified data. Complies with AFIN security policies and procedures to detect unauthorized network activity.

Updates the existing, primary NIPRNet/SIPRNet information system (IS) AF A&A package. Submits changes as necessary to the 21 SW/IA Office for review and DAA signature. Provides applicable IS A&A data and drawings for incorporation into the A&A.

Responsible for the duties associated with notification and coordination of any ASI actions. The position informs the Installation/Site Commander prior to scheduling any network system or service outages.

Evaluates local network equipment and capabilities, monitors performance of LANs, and identifies anomalies or discrepancies that appear in network availability, capacity, or Quality of Service (QoS) metrics. Performs root-cause analysis and provide recommendations to the customer on needed repair actions or upgrades to network equipment, software, or architecture.

Evaluates and reports system security incidents, virus attacks, and classified message incidents; and identifies threats, vulnerabilities, and associated countermeasures using the policies, procedures, and

report formats provided by the servicing WCO. Cleans or sanitizes information systems as required. Tracks and disposes of unclassified IS storage media previously contaminated with classified data as classified media.

As directed, participate in the design, implementation, and test of LAN upgrades, including upgrades to network server, router, and switch equipment, TEMPEST requirements, operating systems and software applications, network firewalls, virus protection, data transfer protocols, evaluation of cybersecurity configurations for equipment and software, implementation of cybersecurity measures, collection of security data and artifact analysis for verification. Monitors all implementation actions for completion prior to system acceptance, processes applicable system acceptance documentation, and provides copies to all agencies involved.

Evaluates existing LAN backup procedures, practices, and storage capabilities to assure that all networks can be restored in the event of failure. For noted deficiencies in storage capacities, procedures, or practices, provides recommendations for improvement or upgrade.

For LAN upgrades or expansions, analyzes the impact on bandwidth utilization and overall network performance to assure continuance of established metric performance for availability, capacity, and QoS.

Coordinates with the host base CFP to evaluate WAN access performance via the Base Information Transport Infrastructure (BITI) interfaces for system LANs, and collects and documents metrics on WAN access troubleshooting and touch maintenance required for access restoration, QoS, and security. Monitors and maintains performance metrics for customer NIPRNet/SIPRNet services. Submits requests to modify or delete existing user SIPRNet accounts.

Performs COMSEC duties, which include:

Evaluates and establishes validity and technical solutions for network-related C4 System Requirements. Attends meetings and provides technical inputs as required for the evaluation of existing system requirements and new requirements generation.

Creates USAF Cyberspace Infrastructure requirements. For each project package, includes the Government requester with the SSPARS contractor as the Project Manager. Uses the Cyberspace Infrastructure Planning System (CIPS) to create requirements and manage projects from initiation of requirements through project implementation

Performs as the Installation/Site CSIR Manager. Receives training from the 38th Engineering Installation Group (38 EIG). Updates and maintains existing legacy CSIRs until they are incorporated into CIPS, or are no longer required.

Updates and maintains network and engineering drawings, maps, and tables and maintains and provides copies of red-lined drawings to affected interface agencies.

Assists in the accounting of all Government IT hardware assets (to include desktop computers) and performs annual and/or out-of-cycle inventories as required.

Ensures all network users complete initial, annual, and applicable remedial DoD IAA Cyber Awareness Challenge Training via ADLS before granting or continuing network and systems’ access. Tracks training completion information for all users.

Performs all other duties as assigned.

Position Title: #067022 Systems Administrator Experienced

Relevant Experience:Two to five years of related experience. In lieu of formal education, at least 10 years of related experience. Basic knowledge of computer operations acquired through several years of direct experience or the equivalent. Knowledge of common software applications including spreadsheets and word processing, strong verbal, written skills. Skill in analyzing and interpreting operational reports.

Ability to read technical documents, maintain accurate records, prioritize work and analyze problems to develop effective solutions. Ability to establish and maintain an effective working relationship with clients and other technical staff. Manages operation of multi-user computer systems.

Education:BS/BA degree in related field.

Certifications/Licenses:Security +, A+, and Net +.

Security Clearance:US Citizen. Top Secret, National Agency Check with Local Agency Check and Credit Check (NACLC).Responsibilities:Performs as primary Information Systems Security Officer (ISSO) and a primary Cybersecurity Liaison. Executes cybersecurity responsibilities protecting and defending information systems by ensuring the availability, integrity, confidentiality, authentication, and non-repudiation of data through the application of cybersecurity measures. Protects ISs, their operating system, peripherals (media and devices), applications, and the information it contains against loss, misuse, unauthorized access, or modification.

Ensures all users and ISSOs receive COMPUSEC training. Perform as the liaison between the Site and the 21 SW WCO for COMPUSEC matters.

Monitors mission computer systems, responds immediately to malfunctions, and keeps users informed of real-time equipment status.

Uses diagnostic routines to identify root causes of system malfunctions.

Utilizes computer outputs to assess system status and troubleshoot errors.

Performs COMSEC duties.

Utilizes maintenance laptop to diagnose malfunctions.

Analyzes system data and provides recommendations to resolve assigned computer system degradation and failures.

Follows all communications, operational, and physical security requirements for the generation, handling, marking, controlling, protecting, and disposition of classified material and information.

Maintains records, logs, files, and prepares reports; controls government assets; mentors members of the CMOC and operations staff in associated computer technologies.

Develops and implements backup strategies and system restoration procedures.

Adds, removes, and maintains user accounts.

Develops and maintain checklists to be used by site computer technicians.

Performs mission system software installations and upgrades. Maintains system configuration of Upgraded Early Warning Radar (UEWR) software applications, Mission Application Software (MAS), Signal Processing Software (SPS), Receiver-Exciter Software (RES), and Simulation and Tools Software (STS) and / or the equivalent Early Warning Radar (EWR) software, if applicable.

Maintains existing baseline software and assist in DT&E of new software version releases.

Provides unscheduled support to the MDA CNET Point of Presence (POP) and MDA computer connected to the CNET. Supports MDA technicians by providing limited touch maintenance to offsite technicians performing maintenance.

Provides site-generated artifacts to support accreditation and operations.

Reviews, updates, implements, and maintains a written Site Backup Plan.

Maintains records that provide listings of the media on hand, in the library, those temporarily out for cleaning or rehabilitation, media shipped for use elsewhere, those on hand belonging to another center or organization, and any media awaiting disposition.

Operates and maintains the CPS and facilities on a continuing basis. Performs system and security administration functions.

Implements all delegated orders from 624th Operations Center (624 OC) within the mandatory timeframe.

Works the help desk, for the resolution of user problems and on a 24/7 basis. Answers user complaints/questions concerning communications to include network applications software, e-mail and Internet as well as infrastructure associated with the network. Coordinates and prioritizes outages and problems within the contractor’s control. Reports on all system wide network problems impacting users and provides permanent/temporary fix actions to users.

Operates and maintains the Government-provided trouble ticket tracking software for trouble call reporting and resolution. Responds to and resolves all network, telephone, and LMR related trouble tickets and user problems. Reports outages and resolutions to the designated Government representative, establishing trouble call priorities based on relative importance to overall network operation and availability. Maintains accurate and timely documentation of all user problems and resolutions.

Notifies/coordinates ASI to minimize impact on base-level mission. Obtains approval from the Installation/Site Commander prior to scheduling any network system or service outages. If the network has a router, coordinates maintenance and administration of the router through SSG (Standard Systems Group)/SINS, Maxwell AFB, Gunter Annex AL. For AFIN, coordinates maintenance and administration through the Air Force Information Warfare Center (AFIWC) Lackland AFB, TX.

Notifies all network users who could be affected by host base ASIs.

Coordinates with host LRAs in support of site PKI requirements.

Backs up all networks to provide for restoration in the event of failure. Keep records of back-ups and restorations performed.

Updates anti-virus signature files and scan for viruses to protect network resources. Immediately reports and coordinates incidents involving viruses or classified data with base network security personnel and keeps a record of viruses detected.

Configures and implements automated IS controls to check and disable IS user accounts that have been dormant more than 30 days. Validates user-access privilege levels to include accountability, access rights (based on user clearance, access approval, and need-to-know) and special handling requirements.

Establishes, configures, maintains, and tracks all SIPRNet user accounts. Establishes procedures for users to request new SIPR accounts, and to modify or delete existing user accounts.

Submits requests to modify or delete existing user SIPRNet accounts to CNOC/USAFE.

Monitors disk storage capacities and maintains adequate disk storage availability for all users and applications

Assists the site Cyber Security Liaison in reviewing system security information and maintain relevant cybersecurity certifications and applicable operating system and/or computing environment certifications.

Acknowledge sand resolves problems with RAID file system.Establishes the validity of the technical solutions for the network-related C4 System requirements. Serves as the contractor’s technical voice and provides input into the meeting discussions, attends all required C4 System meetings.

Serves as the point of contact and will coordinate with the host LRAs in support of the site PKI.

Performs additional duties as assigned.

Performs shift duty as required.

Position Title: #068023 Environmental Engineer Experienced

Relevant Experience:Minimum of five years of directly related work experience. Possesses and applies a broad knowledge of principles, practices, and procedures within the environmental protection to the completion of difficult assignments.

Education:BS/BA degree in civil engineering or environmental engineering.

Certifications/Licenses:CHMM, OSHA 40hr HAZWOPER, & Annual RCRA (or obtained within 30 days of hire.)

(Lead Based Paint and Asbestos Certifications preferred but not required).

Security Clearance:US Citizen. Secret, National Agency Check with Local Agency Check and Credit Check (NACLC).

Responsibilities:Manages and maintains compliance of air, water, and waste environmental programs. Recommends appropriate action to assure conformance with federal, state, and municipal legislation and regulations regarding environmental control. Prepares of reports for the overall environmental needs to include equipment as determined by appropriate studies. Serves as liaison between the organization and regulatory agencies concerned with environmental control. Plans and assigns personnel for given projects or tasks. Manages the Environmental Quality Program and assists with the maintenance and identification of environmental aspects, impacts, and action plans (Environmental Management System).

Assists with the maintenance and identification of environmental aspects, impacts and action plans.

Implements the Environmental Inspection Process to include Shop-Level Inspections and Program-Level Compliance Assessments and reports all Enforcement Actions, Spills and Inspections (EASI) to the host installation and 21 CES/CEIE.

Implements, executes, and maintains the ISWM Plan. Manages the installation environmental program including control and oversight of Solid Waste (SW) disposal, management of landfills, and required sampling and analysis. Coordinates the ISWM with the approval of the Installation ESOHC. Maintain all SW records for active and closed landfills.

Appoints a POL Tank Compliance single point of contact to track compliance of Aboveground Storage Tanks (ASTs). Maintains all above-ground storage tanks IAW applicable federal, state and local regulations. Ensures applicable registration, permits and notifications are completed for all storage tanks. Updates and maintains the storage tank inventory in the real property record and in the AF network approved Storage Tank Accounting and Reporting (STAR) system. Inspects ASTs (including organizational tanks) and record in STAR.

Implements, executes, and maintains the SPCC for Cape Cod AFS. Responds to all spills of POL and hazardous substances and performs containment, recovery, disposal and restoration activities. Provides and document training for all oil-handlers. Regarding the Environmental Restoration Program (ERP), maintains the administrative record and provide information to 21 CES/CEIE as requested.

Submits environmental quality requirements, including compliance, conservation, and pollution prevention.

Tracks the execution of environmental funds and submits an Environmental Execution Report.

Manages the EIAP program and submits all EIAP documents. For example, environmental impact statements, environmental assessments, and categorical exclusions to the ESOHC for approval of actions. Prepares EIAP planning, analysis, air conformity analysis, and documentation to support all Installation activities, including engineering work orders, projects, real property actions, and in-house work plans.

Documents air conformity utilizing the Air Conformity Analysis Model (ACAM). Maintains records of all EIAP documents in the Civil Engineering (CE) Project folders.

Upon notification, ensures new construction or modifications to existing sources are not initiated until appropriate permits are received from cognizant regulatory authorities. Reviews all permits and permitting requirements and potentially applicable federal, state, and local requirements as necessary to ensure compliance conditions are met, for both current mission operations and projected missions.

Ensures comments on federal, state, and local proposed rules, revisions, plans, protocols, permits, and negotiations with federal, state, and local regulatory agencies regarding installation-specific issues (e.g., variances, permit limits and operating conditions) are coordinated with Installation Commander and 21 CES/CEIE prior to external communication.

Executes EBS for Real Estate transactions, ensuring protection of human health and the environment, and determining the possible effects of contamination on property valuation. Serves as the basis for notice of environmental condition when required and reports suspect conditions to 21 CES/CEIE.

Implements, executes, and maintains the Air Quality Program. Acts as the liaison office for air quality compliance and resource management issues with regulatory agencies, and with both internal and external audit or assessment personnel. Establishes local reporting procedures and provides technical expertise with regard to air quality compliance. Also includes Refrigerant Management tracking and reporting. Update the installation’s current AEI and Potential To Emit (PTE) emissions contributions in APIMS and in the Installation’s specific State Implementation Plan (SIP) emission budget.

Implements, executes, and maintains the Asbestos Operations and Management Plan. Maintains an inventory of known friable and non-friable ACM. If ACM requires repair, maintenance, or removal, notifies 21 CES/CENP, 21 CES/CEIE, and 21 AMDS/SGPB.

Implements, executes, and maintains the LBP Management Plan. Maintains an inventory of known LBP on the Installation. If LBP requires repair, maintenance, or removal, notifies 21 CES/CENP, 21 CES/CEIE, and 21 AMDS/SGPB.

Implements, executes, and maintains the INRMP to include a Wildland Fire Management Plan (WFMP). Annually coordinates with State appropriate agencies, and Federal Fish and Wildlife Services for approval. Submits updated 5-year INRMP to 21 CES/CEIE for review and approval annually.

Implements, executes, and maintains the ICRMP. Prepares coordination documents for Installation Commander’s signature. Coordinates draft documents with 21 CES/CEIE prior to signature. Assists the Installation Tribal Liaison Officer (ITLO) in preparation and coordination of required communications and meetings. Maintains records of communications, meeting minutes, and tribal contacts.

Implements, executes,, and maintains the Pest Management Plan. Coordinates changes with 21 CES/CEIE prior to signature. Collects and reports data on all installation pesticide use in the Integrated Pest Management Information System (IPMIS). Reviews contract specifications, and serves as the primary POC for all installation pesticide compliance. Utilizes certified pesticide applicators.

Implements, executes, and maintains the Hazardous Waste Management Plan (HWMP). Manages the installation HW program, including control and oversight of HW disposal. Coordinates the HWMP

with the approval of the Installation ESOHC. Ensures the Installation hazardous waste generators, including base organizations, tenant organizations, and other contractor operations, comply with the HWMP. Maintains HW related records in the approved environmental reporting system, currently the EESOH-MIS. Identifies all environmental and/or hazardous waste requirements, including funding, to the host installation and 21 CES/CEIE.

Operates a HAZMART, and plan, program, and budget for all necessary HAZMART resources. Accounts for and tracks all HAZMAT on the Installation at a level sufficient to meet environmental reporting requirements and support fire protection, ESOH, and disaster response efforts. Obtains approved AF Form 3952 prior to requisition of items in Federal Standard 313 classes. Manages inventory receipt and issue data to include AF Form 3952s and Safety Data Sheets (SDS) in EESOH-MIS. Complete installation Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) reporting requirements.

Performs all other duties as assigned.

Position Title: #062006 Systems Administrator Experienced

Relevant Experience:Two to five years of related experience. In lieu of formal education, at least 10 years of related experience. Basic knowledge of computer operations acquired through several years of direct experience or the equivalent. Knowledge of common software applications including spreadsheets and word processing, strong verbal, written skills. Skill in analyzing and interpreting operational reports.

Ability to read technical documents, maintain accurate records, prioritize work and analyze problems to develop effective solutions. Ability to establish and maintain an effective working relationship with clients and other technical staff. Manages operation of multi-user computer systems.

Education:BS/BA degree in related field.

Certifications/Licenses:Security +, A+, and Net +.

Security Clearance:US Citizen. Top Secret/SCI, Single Scope Background Investigation (SSBI).

Responsibilities:Monitors mission computer systems, responds immediately to malfunctions, and keeps users informed of real-time equipment status.

Uses diagnostic routines to identify root causes of system malfunctions.

Utilizes computer outputs to assess system status and troubleshoot errors.

Maintains SCIF terminals, equipment, and cabling/connections to the JWICS node/demarcation point.

Utilizes maintenance laptop to diagnose malfunctions.

Analyzes system data and provides recommendations to resolve assigned computer system degradation and failures.

Follows all communications, operational and physical security requirements for the generation, handling, marking, controlling, protecting, and disposition of classified material and information.

Maintains records, logs, files, and prepares reports; controls government assets; and mentors members of the CMOC and operations staff in associated computer technologies.

Develops and implements backup strategies and system restoration procedures.

Adds, removes, and maintains user accounts.

Develops and maintains checklists to be used by site computer technicians.

Performs mission system software installations and upgrades. Maintains system configuration of Upgraded Early Warning Radar (UEWR) software applications, Mission Application Software (MAS), Signal Processing Software (SPS), Receiver-Exciter Software (RES), and Simulation and Tools Software (STS) and / or the equivalent Early Warning Radar (EWR)

software, if applicable.

Maintains existing baseline software and assist in DT&E of new software version releases.

Provides unscheduled support to the MDA CNET Point of Presence (POP) and MDA computer connected to the CNET. Supports MDA technicians by providing limited touch maintenance to offsite technicians performing maintenance.

Provides site-generated artifacts to support accreditation and operations.

Reviews, updates, implements, and maintains a written Site Backup Plan.

Maintains records that provide listings of the media on hand, in the library, those temporarily out for cleaning or rehabilitation, media shipped for use elsewhere, those on hand belonging to another center or organization, and any media awaiting disposition.

Operates and maintains the CPS and facilities on a continuing basis. Performs system and security administration functions.

Implements all delegated orders from 624th Operations Center (624 OC) within the mandatory timeframe.

Works the help desk, for the resolution of user problems and on a 24/7 basis. Answers user complaints/questions concerning communications to include network applications software, e-mail, and Internet as well as infrastructure associated with the network. Coordinates and prioritizes outages and problems within the contractor’s control. Reports on all system wide network problems impacting users and provides permanent/temporary fix actions to users.

Operates and maintains the Government-provided trouble ticket tracking software for trouble call reporting and resolution. Responds to and resolves all network, telephone, and LMR-related trouble tickets and user problems. Reports outages and resolutions to the designated Government representative, establishing trouble call priorities based on relative importance to overall network operation and availability. Maintains accurate and timely documentation of all user problems and resolutions.

Notifies/coordinates ASI to minimize impact on base-level mission. Obtains approval from the Installation/Site Commander prior to scheduling any network system or service outages.. Upon approval, notifies the 21 CS CFP and all installation network users who could be affected by the ASI. If the network has a router, coordinates maintenance and administration of the router through SSG (Standard Systems Group)/SINS, Maxwell AFB, Gunter Annex AL. For AFIN, coordinates maintenance and administration through the Air Force Information Warfare Center (AFIWC) Lackland AFB, TX.

Notifies all network users who could be affected by host base ASIs.

Coordinates with host LRAs in support of site PKI requirements.

Backs up all networks to provide for restoration in the event of failure. Keeps records of back-ups and restorations performed.

Updates anti-virus signature files and scan for viruses to protect network resources. Immediately reports and coordinates incidents involving viruses or classified data with base network security personnel and keeps a record of viruses detected.

Configures and implements automated IS controls to check and disable IS user accounts that

have been dormant more than 30 days. Validates user-access privilege levels to include accountability, access rights (based on user clearance, access approval, and need to know), and special handling requirements.

Establishes, configures, maintains, and tracks all SIPRNet user accounts. Establishes procedures for users to request new SIPR accounts, and to modify or delete existing user accounts.

Submits requests to modify or delete existing user SIPRNet accounts to CNOC/USAFE.

Monitors disk storage capacities and maintains adequate disk storage availability for all users and applications

Assists the site Cyber Security Liaison in reviewing system security information and maintains relevant cybersecurity certifications and applicable operating system and/or computing environment certifications.

Acknowledges and resolves problems with RAID file system Performs additional duties as assigned by the CMOC Supervisor

Position requires shift duty.