National Gallery Of Art Federal Government Jobs

and applying paints, stains, and finishesKnowledge of the use and proper maintenance of tools, equipment, and materials of the painting, plumbing, carpentry, electrical, and masonry tradesBENEFITS:Benefits: The Federal Government offers a comprehensive benefits package Explore the major benefits offered to most Federal employees at http://www.usajobs.gov/EI/benefits.aspThe Kennedy Center offers a public transit subsidy to eligible employees.You are eligible for a full range of employee benefits (e.g., health and life insurance, paid sick and vacation time off, thrift savings plan benefits, flexible spending account benefits, Federal employees retirement benefits, etc.)Relocation expenses will not be paid.Referral bonuses may be paid.This is a bargaining unit position.OTHER INFORMATION:Special Conditions of EmploymentYou will work at various heights on ladders and scaffolding and also below ground level on certain assignments. Work may be subject to confined spaces, cramped and uncomfo

g and leading the negotiations and overall administration of contracts.    The incumbent provides day-to-day operational and management oversight and direction to contract specialists/purchasing agents.  Using the Federal Acquisition Regulation, Comptroller Decisions, all applicable laws, statutes, policy and guidance, as well as best business practices, the incumbent guides and oversees the procurement program that uses both Federal Appropriated funds and private funds.   The incumbent develops and manages procurement training for the Office of Procurement and Contracts staff members, and all Gallery staff members assigned acquisition duties, to meet Federal policy and guidance.  Assists the Administrator in responding to inquiries from the Director, Executive Officers, the Board of Trustees, OMB and Congress.  Manages the Gallery's Financial Management System to generate contracting actions, reports and related data inquiries.  QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED:Candidates must provide