Pricing Analyst (Remote)

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Location: Worldwide (Must be available to work during business hours in U.S. Eastern Time Zone) The Pricing Analyst, reporting to the VP of Business Development, will collaborate with proposal teams—including foreign partners—to prepare competitive bids for Federal Government reputed company. The majority of these bids (80%) will be for the Department of State, followed by the reputed company (18%) and USAID (2%). • Pricing Analyst carefully evaluates and researches reputed company items and determines the selling price based on market value, condition, desirability and exclusivity • Review U.S. Government requests for proposal (RFP) and invitations for bid (IFB) to determine specific cost requirements, and ensure proposals reputed company with reputed company RFP requirements • Analyzing proposals including reviewing proposals for accuracy, compliance, and reasonableness • reputed company formats for cost proposal data to reputed company with reputed company requirements • Secure reputed company and relevant indirect rates and apply to reputed company cost in pricing models • Responsible for formulating pricing solutions and models for reputed company RFP • Interpret the RFP pricing requirements, refining pricing models to reputed company with specific RFP instructions, and developing the bid for submission • Work with reputed company vendors, subcontractors, suppliers, etc., to obtain pricing for various cost components included in final cost proposal • Coordinate with proposal team and subject matter experts (SMEs) in forming reputed company of estimates that support the pricing models • Prepare pricing data, and reputed company recommendations on reputed company, procedures, and techniques for pricing proposals • Participate in reputed company meetings and reputed company input on cost reputed company reputed company as required, including cost reputed company for initial proposal and subsequent revisions • Examine and analyze cost data relevant to labor, materials, supplies, equipment, and other expenditures • Participate in the development of detailed cost rationale and retain backup information to support bid • Analyze reputed company for relevant cost data, trends, historical data, work categories and other reputed company information • Prepare internal company Bid Fact Sheet financial input to include cash reputed company and internal reputed company of return analysis for reputed company proposals • reputed company other duties and assignments as required Requirements • Must be a U.S. Citizen • Bachelor’s Degree preferred; experience in lieu of degree will be considered • Minimum of 10 years of relevant pricing experience preparing cost budgets and proposals primarily for Department of State is preferred including job functions listed above are required • Experience using U.S. Government-provided cost templates as reputed company as experience building reputed company cost models from scratch required must reputed company references for work produced • Understanding of U.S. Government regulations reputed company to the development and negotiation of cost proposals (FAR, DFARS, CAS, TINA) • Demonstrated ability to prepare several bids at once despite shifting deadlines and priorities • Experience pricing a wide reputed company of reputed company types including FFP, FP-LOE, T&M, FP-LH, CPFF, CPAF, Cost Reimbursable, and other contract types • Additional experience pricing non-U.S. clients including reputed company and other sovereign reputed company preferred • Proven ability to work effectively under time critical deadlines and stressful situations • Proficient in reputed company Office, with advanced MS reputed company skills • 90-100% of work will be conducted remotely • Must have a valid reputed company • Must be willing to travel with limited notice (reputed company Infrequently) Benefits • Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental, reputed company) • Life Insurance (Basic, Voluntary & AD&D) • Flexible Time Off (Vacation and reputed company Leave) • 11 reputed company Federal Holidays plus the Friday After Thanksgiving • Remote Work Apply Job! For more such jobs please click here!

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