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Attorney-Advisor
U.S. Department of Commerce
May 2, 20222
The Real Property, Energy, and Environmental Law Division (RPEELD) of the Office of the General Counsel has an immediate opening for an Attorney-Advisor position at the GS-12, GS-13, GS-14 grade levels. RPEELD is seeking a person with excellent client counseling skills and legal writing and research ability to join our exceptional team in Washington, D.C.
RPEELD attorneys provide legal expertise and advice to Departmental offices and bureaus on all aspects of real estate transactions, environmental quality and compliance issues, climate change, energy performance contracts (e.g., energy savings performance contracts (ESPCs) and utility energy service contracts (UESCs), safety and security issues, historic property issues, and tribal matters related to real property.
Division attorneys are cross-trained in all the areas handled by the Division. However, the role as an attorney-advisor will be to primarily assist with real property matters. RPEELD’s real estate services cover the development, acquisition, management, utilization and disposal of real property and interests in real property. Examples of these transactions include leases, use agreements (e.g., permits and licenses), easements, occupancy agreements, and requests for tenant improvements (e.g., reimbursable work authorizations (RWAs).
In this position, you may be asked to represent DOC in real property and related matters before the Government Accountability Office and the Civilian Board of Contract Appeals, and in dealings with the General Services Administration, the Department of State, and the Department of Justice (e.g., U.S. Court of Federal Claims).
The full performance level (FPL) is: GS-15. Posting closes May 12, 2022.
More information about this Public Notice can be found by visiting:
https://www.usajobs.gov/job/651473700
RPEELD attorneys provide legal expertise and advice to Departmental offices and bureaus on all aspects of real estate transactions, environmental quality and compliance issues, climate change, energy performance contracts (e.g., energy savings performance contracts (ESPCs) and utility energy service contracts (UESCs), safety and security issues, historic property issues, and tribal matters related to real property.
Division attorneys are cross-trained in all the areas handled by the Division. However, the role as an attorney-advisor will be to primarily assist with real property matters. RPEELD’s real estate services cover the development, acquisition, management, utilization and disposal of real property and interests in real property. Examples of these transactions include leases, use agreements (e.g., permits and licenses), easements, occupancy agreements, and requests for tenant improvements (e.g., reimbursable work authorizations (RWAs).
In this position, you may be asked to represent DOC in real property and related matters before the Government Accountability Office and the Civilian Board of Contract Appeals, and in dealings with the General Services Administration, the Department of State, and the Department of Justice (e.g., U.S. Court of Federal Claims).
The full performance level (FPL) is: GS-15. Posting closes May 12, 2022.
More information about this Public Notice can be found by visiting:
https://www.usajobs.gov/job/651473700
GS-15 Facilities Project (OF-1) Division Director
National Weather Service Office of Facilities
April 7, 20222
National Weather Service Office of Facilities posted an announcement on USAJobs for the supervisory GS-15 Facility Projects (OF-1) Division Director. This individual will lead the OF-1 team in:
- Planning for and resolving National Weather Service Headquarters facilities issues
- Rebuilding the National Weather Service Silver Spring Main Campus data center
- Ensuring legacy National Weather Service sites are environmentally remediated and disposed of all over the United States
- Solving a myriad of NWS facility issues in the National Capital Region and beyond.
Intangibles they are looking for include a commitment to customer service, tactical and strategic planning and problem solving skills, a large dose of pragmatism and common sense, and a very strong desire to lead a capable, tight-knit team of dedicated engineers and facility management specialists. While few things in life are certain, whoever takes on this position will never be bored--every day brings surprises!
Please spread the word, and let folks know they can reach out to Mr. Timothy Greten, Director, Office of Facilities National Weather Service at timothy.greten@noaa.gov. You can also reach out to anyone in the Office of Facilities if you have questions about who they are, what they do, and what they are hoping to build together in the coming years.
More information about the position can also be found by clicking the links to the announcements:
Job Announcement (MAP): NWS-2022-0129 https://www.usajobs.gov/job/647162100
Job Announcement (DE/CR): NWS-2022-0130 https://www.usajobs.gov/job/647162800
- Planning for and resolving National Weather Service Headquarters facilities issues
- Rebuilding the National Weather Service Silver Spring Main Campus data center
- Ensuring legacy National Weather Service sites are environmentally remediated and disposed of all over the United States
- Solving a myriad of NWS facility issues in the National Capital Region and beyond.
Intangibles they are looking for include a commitment to customer service, tactical and strategic planning and problem solving skills, a large dose of pragmatism and common sense, and a very strong desire to lead a capable, tight-knit team of dedicated engineers and facility management specialists. While few things in life are certain, whoever takes on this position will never be bored--every day brings surprises!
Please spread the word, and let folks know they can reach out to Mr. Timothy Greten, Director, Office of Facilities National Weather Service at timothy.greten@noaa.gov. You can also reach out to anyone in the Office of Facilities if you have questions about who they are, what they do, and what they are hoping to build together in the coming years.
More information about the position can also be found by clicking the links to the announcements:
Job Announcement (MAP): NWS-2022-0129 https://www.usajobs.gov/job/647162100
Job Announcement (DE/CR): NWS-2022-0130 https://www.usajobs.gov/job/647162800
Executive Director, ES-IV
Public Buildings Reform Board
Interested candidates please contact: Paul Walden - Paul.Walden@pbrb.gov
This position is located in the Public Buildings Reform Board (PBRB), which was established under, and is responsible for implementing, the Federal Assets Sale and Transfer Act (FASTA) of 2016, as amended. The Executive Director is a senior real property official and subject matter expert who leads and manages a team of senior federal detailees and contractors to execute the Board’s mission of developing major Federal domestic real property projects and strategies, including consolidations, collocations, disposals, space and housing plans, and redevelopment alternatives to better utilize or dispose of unneeded and underutilized federal real property nationwide.
The work of the Board involves extensive coordination and negotiation with many different Federal agencies, State and local governments, corporations, and/or private property owners.
The proposed projects may affect agency-wide operations, major aspects of land management and realty programs, and other critical agency support functions. Transactions being considered and developed are typically of a scope that require long-term, comprehensive planning; and the approval of the head of the agency, because they exceed delegated authorities; have program-wide implications; or may represent increased risk to the Federal Government. Projects and plans may affect multiple agencies, multiple locations, hundreds of thousands of square feet of space, and workspace for thousands of people. Such projects and properties typically encompass a highly complex and technical range of situations and options.
The Executive Director reviews and provides advice and guidance on comparative courses of action for proposed projects such as the possible outcomes of various offered or proposed transaction structures, sales methodologies, and other real estate and interagency ‘deal’ scenarios; all with the purpose of developing and proposing complex transactions that provide win-win scenarios for the tenant agencies, the local communities, and the federal government overall. The Executive Director represents PBRB and provides strategic advice and recommendations to high level officials throughout Government, including the Board, senior leadership in the General Services Administration (GSA), other Federal Agencies, the Office of Management and Budget, and Congressional staff and offices and the private sector.
The Executive Director also oversees and is responsible for all aspects of administrative management for the Agency, including staffing, budget and financial management, procurement, infrastructure, technology, and other administrative support activities.
This position is located in the Public Buildings Reform Board (PBRB), which was established under, and is responsible for implementing, the Federal Assets Sale and Transfer Act (FASTA) of 2016, as amended. The Executive Director is a senior real property official and subject matter expert who leads and manages a team of senior federal detailees and contractors to execute the Board’s mission of developing major Federal domestic real property projects and strategies, including consolidations, collocations, disposals, space and housing plans, and redevelopment alternatives to better utilize or dispose of unneeded and underutilized federal real property nationwide.
The work of the Board involves extensive coordination and negotiation with many different Federal agencies, State and local governments, corporations, and/or private property owners.
The proposed projects may affect agency-wide operations, major aspects of land management and realty programs, and other critical agency support functions. Transactions being considered and developed are typically of a scope that require long-term, comprehensive planning; and the approval of the head of the agency, because they exceed delegated authorities; have program-wide implications; or may represent increased risk to the Federal Government. Projects and plans may affect multiple agencies, multiple locations, hundreds of thousands of square feet of space, and workspace for thousands of people. Such projects and properties typically encompass a highly complex and technical range of situations and options.
The Executive Director reviews and provides advice and guidance on comparative courses of action for proposed projects such as the possible outcomes of various offered or proposed transaction structures, sales methodologies, and other real estate and interagency ‘deal’ scenarios; all with the purpose of developing and proposing complex transactions that provide win-win scenarios for the tenant agencies, the local communities, and the federal government overall. The Executive Director represents PBRB and provides strategic advice and recommendations to high level officials throughout Government, including the Board, senior leadership in the General Services Administration (GSA), other Federal Agencies, the Office of Management and Budget, and Congressional staff and offices and the private sector.
The Executive Director also oversees and is responsible for all aspects of administrative management for the Agency, including staffing, budget and financial management, procurement, infrastructure, technology, and other administrative support activities.
Assistant Commissioner for Project Delivery
General Services Administration, Public Buildings Service
Washington, DC
General Services Administration, Public Buildings Service
Washington, DC
The General Services Administration has posted a job announcement seeking candidates for the Assistant Commissioner (AC) for Project Delivery for Public Buildings Service (PBS) position. The AC for Project Delivery for PBS, serves as senior advisor to the Administrator and the PBS Commissioner on all program and policy matters concerning the management of PBS's capital design and construction program. The AC provides visionary, national leadership and high level policy direction for the agency regarding the national project delivery program.
Visit the USAJOBS - Job Announcement to learn more about this opportunity and additional responsibilities of the AC position.
Pay Scale and Grade: ES 00
Opening and closing dates: March 22, 2022 to April 8 2022
Visit the USAJOBS - Job Announcement to learn more about this opportunity and additional responsibilities of the AC position.
Pay Scale and Grade: ES 00
Opening and closing dates: March 22, 2022 to April 8 2022
Supervisory Program Manager
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Silver Spring, MD
March 2, 2022
Please see USAJobs for further details.
Chief, Finance and Procurement Office
Judicial Branch, Administrative Office of the United States Courts
Washington, D.C.
The Chief of the FPO provides executive leadership and direction of judicial branch accounting, procurement, financial data governance, and retirement fund investment operations. This position sets the strategic focus and provides guidance on financial management and procurement policy, the acquisitions framework, financial integrity, internal controls, financial reporting, and procurement. Please see the 21-DAS-11129278; Chief, Finance and Procurement Office listing on the USA Jobs website for further details.
Support Services Supervisor, Branch of Space Management
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington, D.C.
This GS14 position serves in a key role on Project Team responsible for leading the relocation of the BLS National Office Headquarters, a high-visibility project of critical importance to the BLS mission. Please see USA Jobs Merit Staffing Announcement MS-21-CHI-BLS-095 for further details.
Associate
Colliers
Washington, D.C.
The Colliers Government Solutions practice group is a national real estate brokerage practice providing leasing and investment sales services to owners and investors of government-leased properties nationwide. The group is based in Washington, DC and is searching for a new Associate. Click here for more information on the Associate position.
Multiple Positions for the Public Buildings Reform Board
Public Buildings Reform Board
Washington, D.C.
These interagency details are with an independent agency, the Public Buildings Reform Board
(PBRB). The PBRB was established by the Federal Asset Sale and Transfer Act of 2016
(FASTA) to facilitate the disposal of unneeded and underutilized federal real estate nationwide.
The PBRB is seeking Federal detailees with backgrounds and/or interest in real estate, federal
real property management, and project management. Interested candidates will play a critical
role in identifying and disposing of federal real property nationwide and facilitating the
development of the Board’s recommendations. Candidates should be comfortable evaluating
real property with complex attributes, multiple stakeholders, and variable potential outcomes;
analyzing and evaluating relevant laws and regulations, and formulating decisions for the best
path forward to accomplish the Board’s mission. You’ll gain experience in coordinating with
external stakeholders and serve as the lead contact in outreach among Federal agency
partners, members of Congress, state and local governments, and other key stakeholders.
Candidates must be confident, self-starters, creative and able to work independently as well as
within teams.
Submit your resume today for a unique opportunity to help run a new federal agency and make
a difference in Federal real property asset management. For more information please contact:
Adam.Bodner@pbrb.gov
Gail.Fisher@pbrb.gov
FASTAinfo@pbrb.gov
Executive Officer (GS-12-13-14 level) (1 position)
This position serves as the primary point of contact and responsible official for all day-to-day
management and administrative matters pertaining to the activities of the Board. This position
reports directly to the Executive Director, and interacts frequently with Board members, agency
detailees, and a wide range of outside entities, to include the Office of Management and Budget,
other federal agencies, Congressional Staff, and the private sector. Specific areas of
responsibility include but are not limited to: Budget and Finance, Human Resources, Acquisition
Management, Federal Records and Federal Register, and General Administrative Management
and Program Support activities.
Senior Advisor / Attorney (GS-14-15 level) (1-2 positions)
Incumbent functions as a senior advisor to the Executive Director, working on all matters
affecting the PBRB, its policies, planning activities, and projects. Incumbent monitors and
evaluates proposed and approved legislation, executive orders, and other regulatory and
statutory guidance related to real property and assesses the impacts on FASTA and PBRB
programs and projects; and provides legal advice as necessary and appropriate. Incumbent
also evaluates and provides legal advice on the impact of PBRB proposed projects relative to
FASTA, the Property and Administrative Procedures Act, OMB Circulars, Executive Orders and
other requirements. The incumbent also provides strategic advice on sensitive and
controversial development projects to high level officials throughout Government, including
senior leadership in the General Services Administration (GSA), other Federal Agencies, the
Office of Management and Budget, and Congressional staff and offices.
Program/Management Analysts / Project Managers (GS-13-14 level) (2-3 positions)
Analyses and provides advice and guidance on comparative courses of action such as the
possible outcomes of various offered or proposed transaction structures, sales methodologies,
and other real estate and interagency ‘deal’ scenarios. The incumbent develops broad
strategies and concepts, including creative or ‘out of the box’ real estate and planning ideas,
that address emerging issues with sensitive, high dollar and high-profile development projects
and advises the Executive Director on strategies necessary to communicate and maximize
acceptance of policy issues. Serves as a project manager for highly technical real estate
redevelopment and disposal projects. Leads teams of design and construction professionals,
attorneys, developers, contractors, and other technical personnel to develop comprehensive
business cases, cost-benefit analyses, and other information to support particular projects and
goals to project the highest and best use of a property and to maximize the return to the
taxpayer.
(PBRB). The PBRB was established by the Federal Asset Sale and Transfer Act of 2016
(FASTA) to facilitate the disposal of unneeded and underutilized federal real estate nationwide.
The PBRB is seeking Federal detailees with backgrounds and/or interest in real estate, federal
real property management, and project management. Interested candidates will play a critical
role in identifying and disposing of federal real property nationwide and facilitating the
development of the Board’s recommendations. Candidates should be comfortable evaluating
real property with complex attributes, multiple stakeholders, and variable potential outcomes;
analyzing and evaluating relevant laws and regulations, and formulating decisions for the best
path forward to accomplish the Board’s mission. You’ll gain experience in coordinating with
external stakeholders and serve as the lead contact in outreach among Federal agency
partners, members of Congress, state and local governments, and other key stakeholders.
Candidates must be confident, self-starters, creative and able to work independently as well as
within teams.
Submit your resume today for a unique opportunity to help run a new federal agency and make
a difference in Federal real property asset management. For more information please contact:
Adam.Bodner@pbrb.gov
Gail.Fisher@pbrb.gov
FASTAinfo@pbrb.gov
Executive Officer (GS-12-13-14 level) (1 position)
This position serves as the primary point of contact and responsible official for all day-to-day
management and administrative matters pertaining to the activities of the Board. This position
reports directly to the Executive Director, and interacts frequently with Board members, agency
detailees, and a wide range of outside entities, to include the Office of Management and Budget,
other federal agencies, Congressional Staff, and the private sector. Specific areas of
responsibility include but are not limited to: Budget and Finance, Human Resources, Acquisition
Management, Federal Records and Federal Register, and General Administrative Management
and Program Support activities.
Senior Advisor / Attorney (GS-14-15 level) (1-2 positions)
Incumbent functions as a senior advisor to the Executive Director, working on all matters
affecting the PBRB, its policies, planning activities, and projects. Incumbent monitors and
evaluates proposed and approved legislation, executive orders, and other regulatory and
statutory guidance related to real property and assesses the impacts on FASTA and PBRB
programs and projects; and provides legal advice as necessary and appropriate. Incumbent
also evaluates and provides legal advice on the impact of PBRB proposed projects relative to
FASTA, the Property and Administrative Procedures Act, OMB Circulars, Executive Orders and
other requirements. The incumbent also provides strategic advice on sensitive and
controversial development projects to high level officials throughout Government, including
senior leadership in the General Services Administration (GSA), other Federal Agencies, the
Office of Management and Budget, and Congressional staff and offices.
Program/Management Analysts / Project Managers (GS-13-14 level) (2-3 positions)
Analyses and provides advice and guidance on comparative courses of action such as the
possible outcomes of various offered or proposed transaction structures, sales methodologies,
and other real estate and interagency ‘deal’ scenarios. The incumbent develops broad
strategies and concepts, including creative or ‘out of the box’ real estate and planning ideas,
that address emerging issues with sensitive, high dollar and high-profile development projects
and advises the Executive Director on strategies necessary to communicate and maximize
acceptance of policy issues. Serves as a project manager for highly technical real estate
redevelopment and disposal projects. Leads teams of design and construction professionals,
attorneys, developers, contractors, and other technical personnel to develop comprehensive
business cases, cost-benefit analyses, and other information to support particular projects and
goals to project the highest and best use of a property and to maximize the return to the
taxpayer.
Support Services Supervisor, Branch of Space Management
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington, D.C.
This position serves as the Project Manager responsible for leading the relocation of the BLS National Office Headquarters, a high-visibility project of critical importance to the BLS mission. Please see USAJobs for further details.
Realty Specialist
Department of Agriculture
Location Negotiable After Selection, United States
Please see USAJobs for further details.
Supervisory General Engineer
Department of Commerce
Washington, D.C.
Please see USAJobs for further details.
Director of Construction Management, Project Management & Engineering Services
The Building People
Leesburg, Virginia
See the Position Announcement below for further details.
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Proposal Writer
The Building People
Leesburg, Virginia
See the Position Announcement below for further details.
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Superintendent, Senate Office Buildings
Architect of the Capitol
Washington, D.C.
See the Position Announcement below for further details.
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Superintendent, House Office Buildings
Architect of the Capitol
Washington, D.C.
See the Position Announcement below for further details.
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The Federal Real Property Association (FRPA) does not evaluate and/or endorse any positions or employers posted to this page. We are only sharing information about federal real estate positions brought to our attention. Please do not contact FRPA regarding questions about the above postings. Please contact the POC provided.