Texas PFI Positions

Location: McAllen, TX
Agency: Corps of Engineers Activity: USACE - Fort Worth District (SWF)
Service: Army Desired Grade: E7:E8:W1

Tour Description: 26-6351, Length 1 year: Serves as a Construction Representative responsible for an assigned function of surveillance of contract construction operations. The function involves civil or military projects and is identified as military or civil. Typically is responsible for surveillance, controlling, and monitoring the construction program for major military projects to include warehouse complex and utility systems, airfield paving and lighting, and adjunct facilities such as utilities, streets roads, drainage, landscaping, etc. As Civil, typically is responsible for surveillance, monitoring and controlling major civil construction projects to include major modifications thereto, with adjunct facilities such as powerhouse, utility relocations, and roads. As required by workload and scheduling maybe responsible for directing the activities for one or more subordinate employees performing inspection and surveillance of an assigned segment of the major project.

Maintains surveillance, on a day-to-day basis, over the full range of field engineering activities associated with specific phases of a major military or civil works construction project. Reviews plans and specifications for proposed projects to determine practicability from a construction viewpoint and whether physical obstructions or other construction difficulties have been anticipated. Participates in pre-construction conferences to discuss principle construction features and requirements, in terms of methods and equipment operations. Reviews specifications for clearing of land, excavation, building of access roads, materials testing requirements, storage or stockpiling of materials, use of and location of borrow and spoil areas, and surveying requirements as to setting stakes to mark pertinent features. Requests services of surveying specialist prior to, during, and after construction. Reviews contractor's proposed working schedules for logic, adequacy, and to determine construction schedules will be met. Discusses discrepancies with contractor and arrives at a mutual agreement for adjustments in schedules. Observes and investigates construction at all stages to identify problems, take timely action to correct discrepancies, and to insure full compliance with contract plans and specifications. Adjust construction methods for unforeseen site conditions. Compiles at-the-site data and makes recommendations for contract approval or disapproval. Insures adherence to safety regulations in day-to-day construction.

To apply for this position, please email your resume, military bio, soldier talent profile, and three evaluations to SFC Tabitha Ruckman at tabitha.n.ruckman.mil@mail.mil.

To apply, contact: SFC Tabitha Ruckman - 463-298-4378

Location: McAllen, TX
Agency: Corps of Engineers Activity: USACE - Fort Worth District (SWF)
Service: Army Desired Grade: O3:O4

Tour Description: 26-6350, Length 1 year: As Office/Resident Engineer, is responsible for the performance of office engineering assignments in connection with activities at a construction Resident Office. The construction program will generally encompass a variety of facilities of a civilian nature including asphalt and concrete paving, roads, administrative buildings, warehouses, maintenance facilities and related support utilities and infrastructure. Reviews and analyzes proposals submitted by contractors, installation personnel, and Using Agencies for changes to contract plans and specifications and prepare findings of fact on which contract modifications may be based. Prepares appropriate responses, to include requests for cost proposals, independent cost estimates, and requests for concurrence or authority where necessary. Analyzes cost proposals from contractors for reasonableness and equity, and conduct negotiations as necessary to arrive at fair and equitable pricing and to protect the interests of the government. Assures adequate funding is available and has been committed and prepare final contract modifications for signature by Contracting Officer/Administrative Contracting Officer. When contract disputes arise, participates with project personnel in research of contract plans and specifications and other project documentation (daily logs, correspondence, progress reports, etc.). Participates in conferences and performs negotiations with contractors for the settlement and/or resolution of disputes over contract requirements, alleged changed field conditions, etc. Monitors funds available on contracts and contract line items and advise project personnel on same. Determines when additional funding is needed, consulting with project engineers and supervisor as necessary, and prepares appropriate funds request through proper channels. Performs a variety of other office engineering functions, to include monitoring preparation and/or submission of documents necessary for timely contract closeout in accordance with contract requirements, applicable regulations and local and District policies. Monitors periodic contract status reports to higher authorities for timeliness and accuracy. Participates in review of initial and/or revised contractor progress schedules for adequacy and completeness. In consultation with supervisor, performs advisory function to project personnel relative to foregoing activities, making suggestions as to records to be maintained, proper reporting procedures, etc.

To apply, contact: SFC Tabitha Ruckman - 463-298-4378

Location: Joint Base San Antonio, TX
Agency: Defense Logistics Agency Activity: DLA Energy
Service: Army or Air Force Desired Grade: O4

Tour Description: 26-6295, Length 1 Year: The incumbent serves as a highly skilled professional and innovator in the contracting field, providing critical acquisition support for the unique and complex mission of DLA Energy Aerospace. This role demands advanced, existing contracting capabilities and a proven ability to train and mentor personnel, cultivating a proficient and well-rounded contracting workforce. The candidate must apply their extensive experience to introduce and execute efficient contracting strategies for the procurement of aerospace energy products and services. These critical commodities include rocket propellants, missile fuels, Aviator's breathing Oxygen, Nitrogen and other bulk industrial chemicals and gases supporting the Department of War, NASA, and other federal agencies. In this capacity, the Contracting Lead will independently direct and manage highly complex procurements throughout the entire acquisition life-cycle, from pre-award to post-award and close-out. This encompasses executing comprehensive acquisition planning, performing in-depth market research, and preparing and issuing complex solicitations. Furthermore, the incumbent is responsible for evaluating proposals and independently negotiating sophisticated contract terms and prices prior to awarding contracts. Post-award duties require rigorous administration, including monitoring contractor performance, managing modifications, resolving complex disputes, and ensuring strict adherence to all regulatory and policy requirements. Beyond managing intricate acquisitions, the Contracting Lead plays a pivotal role in elevating the capabilities of the broader organization. The incumbent will actively train, guide, and mentor contracting personnel on advanced procurement strategies, regulatory compliance, and negotiation tactics. By imparting their strong practical contracting knowledge, the Contracting Lead ensures the team is well-equipped to handle complex procurements and consistently meets the highest standards of federal acquisition excellence. Qualifications: Crucially, the incumbent must currently hold, or have recently held, a Contracting Officer's Warrant, demonstrating a proven track record of independently executing complex awards and legally binding the government. Security Requirements: Non-Sensitive or Non-Critical Sensitive.

To apply, contact: TSgt Megan Spencer - 317-435-2378

Location: Galveston, TX
Agency: Corps of Engineers Activity: USACE - Galveston District (SWG)
Service: Army Desired Grade: E7:O3

Tour Description: 26-6259, Length 1 Year: Serves as Project Manager responsible for the overall management, control, coordination, and execution of assigned projects. Coordinates with PDTs (i.e., planning, design, cost engineering, construction, real estate, contracting, etc.) to plan projects and prepare estimates of scope, schedule, budget, and resources to deliver essential products and services according to commitments. Controls and manages project milestones and budgets from planning through construction and initial operations. Critical to project delivery for several ongoing deep-draft navigation projects and studies. Aligns with expressed priorities of administration to maintain economic and energy dominance by ensuring freedom of movement related to commercial navigation. Qualifications: 12A W5 Project Management Professional (PMP) or W3 (Professional Engineer) preferred but not required. To apply for this position, please email your resume, military bio, three evaluations, and your soldier talent profile to SFC Tabitha Ruckman at tabitha.n.ruckman.mil@mail.mil.

To apply, contact: SFC Tabitha Ruckman - 463-298-4378

Location: Corpus Christi, TX
Agency: Army Materiel Command Activity: AMCOM-Corpus Christi Army Depot
Service: Army Desired Grade: E3:E4:E5

Tour Description: 26-6203, Length 1 Year: Applicants must email the following documents to leanne.felvus-webb@mail.mil for consideration***
Professional Resume
Military Bio
Last three evaluations (if applicable) DA 705/5500 Soldier Talent Profile Chain of Command Contact Info (email/phone#) Serves in support of the Corpus Christi Army Depot (CCAD) Security Division.
Required to qualify as a member of the Naval Air Station Corpus Christi (NASCC) Auxiliary Security Force (ASF).
Performs guard duties, vehicular inspections, walking patrols, and executes Random Anti-terrorism Measures (RAM) as directed by the Watch Commander or competent authority.
As directed, may serve as a watch stander in the CCAD Command Operations Center (COC) and command visitors’ center to monitor surveillance equipment, conduct physical security checks, escort VIP and foreign visitors, and compile associated reports and documentation.

Qualifications: MOS: 31B | AFSC: 3P0X1 Must not have any disqualifying factors under the Lautenberg Amendment (Pub. L. 104–208, 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)), Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) violations in the past 3 years, or any pending or disqualifying civil or criminal actions.
Must be able to maintain qualification and arm with M18 pistol, M16/M4 rifle, and M500 Shotgun.



To apply, contact: SFC Leanne Felvus-Webb - 614-397-3226

Location: Corpus Christi, TX
Agency: Army Materiel Command Activity: AMCOM-Corpus Christi Army Depot
Service: Army or Air Force Desired Grade: O3:O4:O5

Tour Description: 26-6019, Length 1 Year: Serves as Judge Advocate to handle a variety of civil and administrative law matters, which include Financial Liability, Investigations of Property Loss (FLIPL), AR 15-6 Investigation review, EEO/labor/employment matters.
Lawyer will work in the Corpus Christi Army Depot Legal Office on a wide range of high priority legal projects with Command interest.
Anticipated priority of effort will be directed toward work in the areas of administrative law, freedom of information inquiries, ethics, legal assistance, and installation issues.
Officer will serve with other attorneys and be supervised by an Army Civilian.
Attorney must be a member in good standing of a state bar.
Minimum of 3 years recent legal experience is desirable.
Graduate of JAG advance course a plus."



To apply, contact: SFC Leanne Felvus-Webb - 614-397-3226