Senior Contract Analyst Security Clearance

The Building People delivers integrated solutions that connect technology, buildings, and people to optimize real estate performance, facility operations, and workforce outcomes. With over 450 contracts delivered across 187 project locations, we manage more than 1,700 facilities and support $38.5B in federal and commercial assets. Leveraging AI‑driven automation, data analytics, and platform‑agnostic systems, we create high‑performing, future‑ready environments that reduce cost, improve efficiency, and enable mission success.

Founded in 2012, we now have over 450 employees supporting 23 federal agencies—making us a trusted leader in delivering technology‑infused building solutions across the public sector. The Building People is committed to fostering a workplace where every employee can thrive. Using tools like the Predictive Index, we thoughtfully align individual strengths with team needs—ensuring the right fit, the right role, and long‑term success.

Our culture is rooted in integrity, innovation, and service. Through our growing philanthropy program, we support communities by focusing on gratitude, giving back, partnerships, and mentorship.

• Real Estate & Workplace
• Facilities Management
• Facilities Operations & Maintenance
• Project Management & Engineering
• Workforce Transformation & Organizational Design
• Mission Support
• Smart Buildings & Energy Efficiency
• Technology Solutions

The Building People, LLC, has a position open for a Senior Contract Analyst with the Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA). The Senior Contract Specialist will assist with the project management, acquisition and administration activities for a broad range of agency‑wide contracts and acquisition vehicles. Shall provide overall business analysis recommendations and reports for this project. Shall have demonstrated ability to ensure reports and deliverables meet expectations, are of outstanding quality, and interface with senior Department of Energy/National Nuclear Security Administration and contractor managers.

Individual must have demonstrated expertise in the following areas:
Data Management, Analysis, and Reporting:
Data Management contractor shall provide data management services for GMS Support Service Contracts including but not limited to;
Design, create, and maintain a system to record and track contractual data including funding codes, obligations, allocations, commitments, costs, etc. System shall be created and maintained on DOE/NNSA system and using DOE/NNSA available software. (MS applications, etc) Input, update and manage the contract data in a manner that allows for immediate access to current and historical information for the purposes of analysis, estimating, and reporting.

Data Analysis contractor shall provide data analysis services for GMS Support Service Contracts including but not limited to;
Conduct data validation and reconciliation activities for cost data. Conduct variance analysis and resolution as needed. Collaborate with the COR, Contractor, Federal Lead, Budget Team, and other staff to fully reconcile discrepancies in contract records until the matter is resolved satisfactorily. Analyze contractor provided cost forecasts and compare to known information. Review and analyze contractor invoices for accuracy, allocation, allowability, and reasonableness.

Work with individual contractors to obtain clarification and/or additional backup to resolve any issues. Record, track, and report issues to the COR. Maintain and update invoice data and report as requested. Forecast and report prospective overruns or underruns for each Federal Lead's portfolio. Review changes in baseline budgets (changes in labor, travel or ODCs) ensure the change is within the appropriate parameters.

Funding reconciliations in support of contract closeout of all direct fed contracts. Data Reporting contractor shall provide data reporting services for GMS Support Service Contracts including but not limited to:
Prepare and input monthly projected accruals against realized accruals. Report month‑end costs, commitments, and estimates to complete (ETCs) in official and…