Welcome to the DC Office of Contracting & Procurement Human Resources
Why Should You Become A Part of Team OCP?
The Office of Contracting and Procurement (OCP), a dynamic public agency, managing the acquisition of over $5.6 Billion in goods, services, and construction annually, is seeking to hire business advisory minded professionals. OCP is powered by a robust, diverse team of innovative professionals committed to improving the quality of life for District residents and visitors by supporting the unique programmatic needs of over 78 District Government agencies through contract and procurement with industry.
Our Procurement Training Institute (PTI) offers thousands of classroom hours each year educating and training OCP employees in procurement best practices, current laws and regulations and business advisory skills when engaging with Districts agencies and the vendor community.
OCP’s resourceful team also identifies ways to reuse millions of dollars in surplus property by offering it to District agencies, and when there is no need within the government; our team allows businesses, non-profits and sometimes individuals to purchase government surplus assets at deep discounts.
OCP’s team of professionals has made the District of Columbia a cutting-edge leader in contracting procurement practices across the nation.
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Career Opportunities: D9C Office of Contracting & Procurement uses the DC Department of Human Resources website, CAREERS.DC.GOV for accepting job applications. Job seekers are able to:
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Supervisory Contract Specialist ID 17363 MS.1102.14 |
The Supervisory Contract Specialist partners on the procurement and contracting operations and supervising the supporting staff of the servicing agency assigned. Assigns contract and procurement actions to subordinate employees and provides detailed specific instruction on work assignments. |
Closes 6.4.22 |
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Contract Specialist ID 17467 CS.1102.13 |
The Contract Specialist serves as a senior specialist and is the top level within the Contract Specialist job progression series, fully qualified to procure materials for the District. The incumbent uses advanced knowledge of purchasing activities to procure highly specialized and complex goods, services and or equipment. |
Closes 6.10.22 |
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Contract Specialist ID 17375 CS.1102.13 |
The Contract Specialist serves as a senior specialist and is the top level within the Contract Specialist job progression series, fully qualified to procure materials for the District. The incumbent uses advanced knowledge of purchasing activities to procure highly specialized and complex goods, services and or equipment. |
Closes 6.4.22 |
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Contract Specialist ID 17364 CS.1102.11 |
The Contract Specialist will apply a wide range of contracting methods and contract types to plan and carry out pre-award and post-award procurement actions including cost/price analysis using techniques such as cost estimating to evaluate a contractor’s proposal and prepare a pre-negotiation position. This announcement will be used for both current and future vacancies. |
Closes 6.4.22 |
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Contract Specialist ID 17372 CS.1102.09 |
The Contract Specialist works with senior staff in developing the bid solicitation such as the statement of work, terms and conditions, and other requirements for basic procurements; developing pre-negotiation position, determining the types of contracts and negotiation authority to be used, and preparing required justification. |
Closes 6.4.22 |
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Contract Specialist ID 17359 CS.1102.12 |
The Contract Specialist develops the bid solicitations such as the statement of work, terms and conditions, and other requirements for basic procurements. Develops pre-negotiation position, determines the types of contracts and negotiation authority to be used, and prepares required justification. This announcement is for both current and future vacancies. |
Closes 6.4.22 |
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Supervisory Training Instructor ID 17513 MS.1712.15 |
Serving under the direction of the Chief Learning Officer (CLO), the Supervisory Training Instructor has the responsibility for planning, developing, and carrying out programs independently. |
Closes 6.15.22 |
Please note carefully the closing dates and times. If you have any technical issues submitting your application, please contact the 24-hour OCTO Helpdesk for Peoplesoft support at 844-450-5726.
The DC Office of Contracting and Procurement (OCP) does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy and gender identity), national origin, political affiliation, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, genetic information, age, membership in an employee organization, retaliation, parental status, military service or other non-merit factor.
View and/or apply for District opportunities at careers.dc.gov now.
