Post-Award Governance Specialist
Manages post-award government contract operations, including portal registrations, compliance audits, recurring deliverables, invoicing, performance reporting, and certifications. The role requires federal procurement experience, familiarity with FAR requirements and government vendor systems, and strong cross-functional coordination.
About the job
Responsibilities
- Maintain active registrations in government procurement and vendor portals, including SAM.gov, ORBIT, UK G-Cloud, EU TED, and regional procurement portals.
- Reconcile invoicing, tax records, legal business information, and federal portal profiles through automated data-parity audits.
- Extract requirements from executed contracts, create reporting schedules, and oversee recurring contract deliverables (CDRLs), including Contract Activity Reports and Contractor Profile Reports.
- Monitor contract obligations and triage technical issues that could affect customer support, past-performance ratings, or future business.
- Oversee customer contract performance evaluation cycles, including CPARS, and ensure accurate and timely submissions.
- Coordinate compliance certifications with Supply Chain, HR, Legal, Finance, Support, Security, and other internal teams.
- Maintain and optimize the central repository for RFx responses using knowledge-management workflows.
Requirements
- Direct experience managing post-award tasks for U.S. government contracts, including CDRL tracking, invoice reconciliation, and contractor reporting.
- Experience with U.S. federal procurement and vendor-management systems, including SAM.gov, DSBS, and ORBIT.
- Working knowledge of FAR provisions related to subcontracting plans, invoicing, and contract reporting.
- Familiarity with government contracting systems and compliance frameworks outside the United States.
- Ability to manage automated workflows, reporting pipelines, and multiple recurring deadlines.
- Applicants must be U.S. persons under ITAR/EAR requirements: U.S. citizens, U.S. permanent residents, political asylees, or refugees.
Nice-to-Haves
- Experience as a U.S. federal contracting officer or in a comparable federal acquisition role.
- Knowledge of international government contracting frameworks, global portals, and regional compliance standards.
- Experience collaborating across legal, finance, customer support, and security teams in a fast-moving environment.
Compensation and Benefits
- Washington, DC-based hires: $132,000–$182,000 annual salary.
- Compensation may be adjusted based on work location.
- Eligibility to participate in Cloudflare’s equity plan.
- Benefits may include medical, dental, vision, flexible spending, commuter spending, fertility and family-forming support, mental health support, travel medical insurance, disability insurance, life and accident insurance, 401(k), employee stock participation, flexible paid time off, and parental, pregnancy, medical, and bereavement leave.
Skills
Sam.Gov, Orbit, Dsbs, Far, Cdrls, Cpars, Contract Activity Reports, Invoice Reconciliation, Rfx Knowledge Management, Automated Workflows, Contract Reporting, Itar/Ear
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