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Interpret IBC, NRCA, SMACNA, UFC, UFGS, Contract Specs, Contract Drawings, and FAR documents. Proposal Generation: Create detailed bid proposals, including scope items, referencing contract documents with inclusions, exclusions, adds, and deducts.
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Certified Federal Contracts Manager (CFCM) or Certified Professional Contracts Manager (CPCM) from the National Contract Management Association (NCMA), or Certified Grants Management Specialist (CGMS) from the National Grants Management Association (NGMA.
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Primary duties of the Trash Collector include: - Operating garbage trucks - Collecting and dumping trash receptacles - Following route assignments as directed Waste Management offers an excellent benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, life, 401(k) savings and more.
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Planate is a small business provider of planning, design, infrastructure management, technical consulting, engineering, and construction management services in support of the US Department of Defense (DOD) and its service (Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps) missions, along with other federal agencies, all over the world.
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The Contract Analyst - Vendor Management will ensure all Third Party relationships are compliant with all applicable corporate, state, federal and regulatory requirements with a focus on Federal consumer financial laws.
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The section engineer will also assist the manager in the following areas: Resource management and outsourcing strategy; work management to include updating activities in P6; contract administration; directing staff; and coaching and mentoring.
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Travel OR RN - Operating Room RN, Part-Time, Contract, Travel, Temporary, 13 Weeks, Temp. OR Circulate, Scrub Nurse Tier2. Contract Assignment - 13 Weeks (Temporary/Travel/Contract.
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Possess a thorough understanding of contract law, government regulations, and grant-making processes as well as familiarity with financial principles and budget management. Possess at least five (5) year's demonstrated experience directly related to contract and grant management including proposal development, contract negotiation, and grant administration.
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Traveling Registered Nurse, Travel, ICU, RN – ICU, Contract, Travel, Traveling Nursing, Assignment, Registered ICU, ICU Nurse, ICU RN, ICU Nurse, ICU Travel Nurse, Healthcare RN, ICU Nursing, Nurse RN, RN Nurse, Contract RN.
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Our talented group of individuals helps us deliver results in our specialty areas of power and energy engineering design, distribution engineering, substation engineering, civil engineering, fiber engineering, utility coordination, AutoCAD/drafting, program/project management, and permitting.
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Provide project management and analytical support to leadership for core procurement processes (Ariba, Value Management, DocuSign, contract/PO workflow, etc.) Projects and areas of oversight will include Third-party risk management, Value management, Spend Analytics, E - Sourcing, organizational KPIs and ROI, training, change management, communication, business process architecture and related systems.
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The RN Care Coordinator understands and applies principles of population health management to identify patients with uncontrolled chronic conditions and/or rising risk indicators and adjusts patient assignments accordingly.
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Key Words: Registered Nurse, RN, Licensed Practice Nurse, LPN, Licensed Vocational Nurse, LVN, Long Term care, Medical-Surgical, Travel Nurse, Contract Nurse, Agency Nurse, Agency RN, Travel RN, Contract, Nursing, RN Med-Surg, Travel Nursing, SNF, Nursing Home.
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Our Commodity Trading & Risk Management advisory practice is the epicenter of innovation, where we tackle the toughest challenges head-on and drive monumental shifts in the commodities landscape.
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Overview: GHR is actively seeking a talented X-ray Tech to join our team in Baltimore, Maryland, for a full-time travel contract opportunity. About Us: With over 30 years of healthcare staffing experience, GHR Healthcare is your trusted partner in finding the perfect contract or permanent role in the healthcare industry.
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