Is this right for you as a Skillbridger? 

This position is ideal for someone who is eager

to contribute to business growth and client success by leveraging market research and

analytical skills. You’re the type of person who likes learning new things. Importantly,

you decided to do Skillbridge not because you only wanted to get out of first formation,

but because you wanted to learn a new skill and perhaps set yourself up with a job once

you leave the military.

Job Description:

The Acquisition Analyst will support the business development team by identifying,

researching, and analyzing government procurement opportunities. This position

involves reviewing federal, state, and local contracting opportunities, summarizing

relevant solicitations, and participating in strategic client engagement activities. The

ideal candidate should have strong analytical skills and excellent communication

abilities.

Key Responsibilities:

Opportunity Research & Analysis:

● Conduct detailed research on government procurement opportunities using

various platforms (e.g., SAM.gov, GovSpend, and agency-specific portals).

● Analyze Requests for Proposals (RFPs), Requests for Information (RFIs),

Request for Quotes (RFQs) and Requests for Bids (RFB) to identify key

requirements, evaluation criteria, and compliance factors.

● Provide summaries of procurement opportunities to assist business development

and proposal team in decision-making.

Client & Stakeholder Engagement:

● Support client-facing activities by preparing opportunity summaries on targeted

procurement solicitations for clients.

● Participate in meetings with clients to discuss potential opportunities and capture

key points and action items.

Proposal Support:

● Assist in proposal development by organizing research findings, past

performance data, and competitive analysis.

● Contribute to the development of proposal content, such as compliance matrices

and opportunity analyses.

● Monitor and track the status of active opportunities and provide updates to

internal stakeholders.

Market Intelligence:

● Keep abreast of current government acquisition trends, policies, and

procurement regulations.

● Conduct competitive analysis and market research to inform business

development strategies.

● Identify potential teaming partners and vendors for targeted solicitations.

Qualifications:

● Ability to interpret and synthesize complex information.

● Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

● Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).

● Familiarity with federal procurement platforms and databases, such as SAM.gov

and FPDS, is preferred. (If you don’t have this, don’t worry, we’ll teach you

what you need to learn)

● Experience in government contracting, market research, and or analytical

experience is preferred but not required.