Jobs at Versar Global Solutions

Coordinates USACE RMMR repair and modification service orders for DoD fuel facilities. Develops technical scopes, cost estimates, schedules, logistics plans, and project packages; reviews specifications for compliance; coordinates clients, subcontractors, engineers, and field personnel; audits invoices and submittals; manages project closeout and service order status. The role also supports meetings, contract compliance, and occasional domestic site visits.

Supports federal NEPA reviews, including environmental assessments, impact statements, categorical exclusions, public involvement, agency coordination, and administrative records. Integrates interdisciplinary resource analyses, drafts technical and regulatory documents, tracks comments and commitments, and supports project schedules, budgets, quality control, subcontractors, and proposals. Coordinates with federal agencies, regulators, tribal representatives, technical specialists, and stakeholders. Conducts site visits and provides guidance to junior staff while ensuring compliance with customer procedures and environmental requirements.

Leads complex federal NEPA reviews, including environmental assessments, impact statements, categorical exclusions, alternatives analysis, public involvement, consultation, and decision documents. Advises federal clients, manages interdisciplinary teams, schedules, budgets, risks, subcontractors, and quality control. Coordinates agencies, tribes, regulators, stakeholders, and counsel while preparing defensible environmental documentation. Mentors staff, supports proposals, and conducts site visits. Requires extensive federal NEPA experience, strong technical writing, project leadership, Microsoft 365 proficiency, travel availability, and ability to obtain required federal access or clearance.

Versar offers SkillBridge internship for transitioning service members, providing hands-on experience in various fields including logistics, engineering, and IT.

Manages federal government contract pricing operations, including cost models, pricing strategies, cost volumes, BOE documentation, and compliant proposal deliverables. Ensures adherence to FAR, CAS, DCAA, and DCMA requirements across complex contract types and proposals. Partners with business development, operations, contracts, procurement, and finance to develop competitive, executable pricing. Analyzes costs, rates, margins, risks, and subcontractor pricing while supervising and mentoring pricing analysts.

Manage multiple nationwide electronic security system installation projects for the United States Marshals Service. Responsibilities include overseeing resources, subcontractors, budgets, schedules, scope, quality, inventory, contractual compliance, safety, invoices, forecasting, and stakeholder reporting. The role requires extensive travel to customer sites and expertise in access control, CCTV, video management, intrusion detection, intercoms, construction coordination, IT systems, and client management.

Manage USACE recurring maintenance and minor repair task orders: plan, schedule, monitor budgets, oversee service orders and subcontractors, ensure safety and quality compliance, coordinate stakeholders, perform site audits, mentor staff, and support contract administration and billing throughout project lifecycle.

Oversee DoD/USACE fuel systems RMMR operations: plan and schedule maintenance and repairs, develop scopes and cost estimates, supervise and train crews, ensure code/compliance (UFC/API/UFGS), maintain safety and quality, produce reports and documentation, and coordinate with USACE, subcontractors, and project managers.

Lead and implement quality control for maintenance and repair of DoD fuel facilities. Develop QC plans, conduct inspections and testing, document non-conformances, drive corrective actions, and ensure compliance with USACE standards and regulations. Provide oversight, training, and reporting to stakeholders.

Lead development and management of the Safety Management System for recurring maintenance and minor repair of DoD fuel facilities. Ensure compliance with OSHA and USACE EM 385-1-1, conduct audits, AHAs, incident investigations, deliver training, implement corrective actions, emergency response planning, and coordinate with contractors and stakeholders.

Manage and oversee DoD fuel systems maintenance under USACE RMMR contracts: plan and schedule work, supervise crews and subcontractors, ensure code and safety compliance (UFC, API, UFGS), develop scopes and cost estimates, prepare reports and documentation, procure materials, train personnel, and maintain quality control and safety on-site.