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Develops and maintains DoD facilities project programming packages for FSRM, energy, MILCON, NAF, and ERCIP projects. Responsibilities include gathering requirements, developing scopes and justifications, preparing PACES-based cost estimates, coordinating DD Forms 1391 and planning-platform records, maintaining project data, monitoring deadlines, supporting funding advocacy, and preparing project status reports. The role requires knowledge of Air Force and Space Force programming processes, engineering principles, cost estimating, and construction project documentation.
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Provides comprehensive administrative support to executives and teams in Asset & Wealth Management. Responsibilities include complex calendar management, call screening, domestic and international travel coordination, meeting and event logistics, invoice and expense processing, onboarding and offboarding support, document maintenance, professional correspondence, and editing spreadsheets and presentations. The role requires discretion, strong organization, communication skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, and five days per week onsite.
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Programs FSRM, energy, MILCON, NAF, and ERCIP projects for the Air Force Civil Engineer Squadron. Responsibilities include developing DD Form 1391 packages, preparing PACES cost estimates, documenting projects in NexGen IT and CPP, supporting PAT submissions, validating requirements, maintaining project lists and advocacy materials, and coordinating approvals with engineers, facility owners, and stakeholders.
Project Programmer (FSRM / MILCON)
ASR International is seeking an experienced Project Programmer to support the 50th Civil Engineer Squadron at Schriever SFB. This role programs FSRM, energy, NRG, MILCON, NAF, and ERCIP projects in accordance with AFCEC business rules, DAFIs, and UFCs, and documents work in NexGen IT and the Comprehensive Planning Platform (CPP).CompanyASR International CorporationLocationSchriever Space Force Base, Colorado Springs, CO (On-site)TypeFull-time | Contingent on contract awardScheduleMonday–Friday, 0730–1630 (excluding Federal holidays)Clearance / AccessU.S. citizenship required; ability to obtain base access and CACEssential Duties- Program up to 15 projects annually; update databases; determine execution method; and obtain project approval.
- Prepare DD Form 1391 packages and PACES-based parametric cost estimates with a written basis of estimate (typically within 3–4 weeks of assignment).
- Enter programming requirements in CPP for projects over $5M and support AFCEC Project Authorization Tool (PAT) submissions.
- Support the Work Order Review Board and weekly project information meetings with current data.
- Compile the annual Project Requirements List, advocacy slides, BCAMP/IPL updates, and project validations on AFCAMP timelines.
- Validate requirements with owners, engineers, shops, and stakeholders before programming.
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering or architecture AND at least 5 years as a facility design engineer or construction project manager; OR
- Minimum of 5 years of DoD/DoW project programming experience including development of programming documents (e.g., DD Form 1391).
- Experience with NexGen IT, AFCAMP business rules, PACES estimating, and CPP.
- Prior Air Force / Space Force Civil Engineer Squadron support.
- Strong written advocacy products and briefing skills.
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