Subcontracts Program Manager

Program: Army Global Unified Network (AGUN) Increment 1
Organization: Leidos — Army & Mission Partners
Position Type: Full-Time, Dedicated Program Support
Location: Remote, with occasional travel as required-*Please be advised that during the interview, you will be required to keep your camera on, and your interviewer will be taking your picture for identification purposes, if an offer letter is extended to you.
Reports To: AGUN Program Management Office (PMO), with functional alignment to Leidos Subcontracts
Clearance: Active Secret Clearance and must maintain the clearance required by the program.

Position Summary

Leidos is seeking an experienced Subcontracts Manager to provide dedicated, on-program subcontract management support for the Army Global Unified Network (AGUN) Increment 1 program. AGUN is a large-scale Army network modernization effort supporting geographically dispersed installations, enterprise network operations, cybersecurity, engineering, and global deployment activities.

As AGUN expands into additional theaters and increases the concurrency of technical and operational requirements, the program requires dedicated subcontract management expertise to support resource planning, subcontract execution, financial controls, and supplier performance.

The selected candidate will work directly with the AGUN Program Manager, Deputy Program Manager, Finance, Contracts, and functional leads to ensure subcontract requirements are properly planned, authorized, funded, and executed.

Primary Responsibilities

• Serve as the dedicated subcontract management representative embedded within the AGUN PMO.
• Manage subcontract execution across multiple teaming partners supporting engineering, migration, installation, logistics, cybersecurity, and operations.
• Coordinate subcontract modifications, funding actions, purchase orders, tasking, and contractual deliverables.
• Support Technical Direction Letter (TDL) and Technical Direction Plan (TDP) development by validating subcontract labor, rates, staffing, scope, and execution requirements.
• Monitor subcontract funding, ceiling limitations, labor utilization, commitments, and forecasted requirements.
• Coordinate subcontract staffing plans, resource changes, mobilization, and demobilization across multiple geographic theaters.
• Identify and resolve subcontract execution risks, including funding gaps, delayed authorizations, staffing availability, and supplier performance.
• Support subcontractor proposal evaluations, cost/price analyses, negotiations, and documentation.
• Ensure compliance with applicable prime contract requirements, subcontract terms, Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) requirements, and Leidos procurement policies.
• Maintain accurate subcontract status reporting and provide timely recommendations to program leadership.
• Coordinate closely with the program Financial Analyst to reconcile subcontract commitments, actual costs, and estimates to complete.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Business, Supply Chain Management, Finance, Contracts, or related discipline, with equivalent experience considered.
• Typically 8–12 years of relevant subcontract management or federal contracting experience.
• Experience supporting large Department of Defense or federal government programs.
• Demonstrated knowledge of FAR/DFARS, subcontract administration, cost-reimbursement contracts, and Time & Materials subcontract structures.
• Experience managing multiple subcontractors, funding actions, modifications, and supplier performance.
• Strong financial, analytical, negotiation, and communication skills.
• Ability to operate in a fast-paced program environment with competing priorities.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience supporting Army enterprise IT, network modernization, or large-scale systems integration programs.
• Experience with CPFF/CPAF prime contracts and T&M subcontracts.
• Familiarity with TDL/TDP execution models, BOEs, and integrated program financial management.
• Experience supporting geographically distributed or overseas operations.
• Familiarity with Leidos procurement and financial management systems.

Expected Outcomes

• Improved subcontract funding and authorization visibility.
• Faster coordination and execution of subcontract modifications.
• Better alignment of subcontract staffing with approved work packages.
• Reduced subcontract execution and compliance risk.
• More accurate subcontract cost and resource forecasting.
• Reduced administrative burden on the Program Manager and Deputy Program Manager.

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