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Manages/Assists the Building Manager with managing the contracting and leasing administration process as needed on behalf of tenant agencies and GSA. Serves as the Building Manager or Assistant of the day to day operations of a designated building or groups of buildings within the GSA inventory.
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Manages or assists Building Manager with building operations, maintenance, repair, alteration, historic preservation, recycling, concessions, safety, environmental and security in GSowned and leased buildings assigned.
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GS-11: You must have one year of specialized experience equivalent to the GS-9 level in the Federal service; Specialized experience is experience assisting in the management of a multi-level commercial office building (or equivalent non-housing high rise building) consisting of building mechanical system (i.e., HVAC, alarm systems, elevators, etc.
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Provides contract administration and lease management services to ensure that lessors comply with the scope, terms and conditions of the lease. Works closely with other GSA personnel, customer agency personnel and contractors in the planning, design, renovation, construction, alteration, operation, maintenance and repair of assigned buildings.
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Consistently provides reliable data that can be used in budget formulation and financial management activities. Works with tenant agencies, building occupants, contractors, appropriate GSA program experts and other stakeholders to coordinate sustainability-related programs as applicable.
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As a Building Management Specialist, you will provide occupants of both Federal Government buildings and privately leased space with safe, secure, clean, and sustainable facilities in which to conduct agency business.
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Current or Former Political Appointees: The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) must authorize employment offers made to current or former political appointees. Monitors, or assists in monitoring, information and trends related to facility management technologies and assesses their applicability in assigned buildings; plans for and oversees the acquisition, installation, operation, maintenance, upgrade, and disposition of components supporting facility management technologies.
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Additional vacancies may be filled through this announcement in this or other GSA organizations within the same commuting area as needed; through other means; or not at all. Develops and promotes positive working relationships with customer agencies and client personnel, and maintains continuous liaison with building tenants and top management officials of customer agencies and tenants at facilities managed.
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Have your identity and work status eligibility verified if you are not a GSA employee. Manages grounds and exteriors including parking structures and lots, site utilities, landscaping and grounds, snow removal, and exterior building maintenance; assesses the effect of climate and extreme environmental conditions and evaluates the performance of grounds and exterior elements; assesses the need for alterations in grounds and exterior elements; and manage the maintenance and custodial needs of grounds and exterior elements.
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Promotes and monitors efficient occupant space utilization, energy and water conservation, sustainability and environmental hazards programs, and fire and security protection. monitoring occupant space utilization, energy and water conservation, sustainability and environmental hazards programs.
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Evaluates any proposed contract changes and makes recommendations to the Contracting Officer regarding changes in scope of performance standards to improve service delivery and meet customers’ needs, or changes in the site conditions; performs final inspection of completed work against contract requirements and approves or rejects the final product in whole or in part.
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Uses Life Cycle Cost Analysis and Total Cost of Ownership concepts and is fully engaged in development of budgets for building services, repair and alteration, and capital design and construction. contract administration and oversight (i.e., janitorial, mechanical, elevator contracts.
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Meets with lessors, property managers and contractors to discuss and potentially resolve complaints or disputes concerning issues such as quality of services delivered, adequacy of maintenance and operation of mechanical systems, custodial services or grounds maintenance.
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Activities include preparation of the annual budget estimates for maintenance, mechanical workloads, utility rate increases; development of overtime and additional services estimates; related equipment, pest control and waste systems; and the cost of minor repairs, and security support.
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If you are currently, or have been within the last 5 years, a political Schedule A, Schedule C or NonCareer SES employee in the Executive Branch, you must disclose this information to the HR Office. We will use the Department of Homeland Security’s e-Verify system for this.
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