• Execute critical banking activities: Prepare documentation to open, close, and maintain bank accounts and related services • Manage daily wire activity: Initiate, review, and release wire transfers with a high level of accuracy and timeliness • Support cash flow operations: Consolidate and process transactions to enable effective liquidity management and investment decisions • Monitor account activity: Track balances, identify potential overdrafts, and ensure funds are properly allocated • Leverage Treasury systems: Utilize the Treasury Workstation and bank portals to execute transactions and maintain data integrity • Provide operational support: Troubleshoot issues, ensure compliance with internal controls, and maintain accurate documentation • Partner across teams: Work closely with Treasury, business units, and external banking partners to support daily operations • Ensure business continuity: Perform critical tasks during business resumption events to maintain uninterrupted financial operations

• Support the Field Operations Director in executing field operations strategies across assigned projects. • Serve as a key point of contact between field leadership and project teams to ensure alignment with project goals, schedules, and client expectations. • Participate in project handoff meetings, providing input on manpower, equipment needs, subcontractor coordination, and field execution plans. • Review project documents, drawings, schedules, and scopes to prepare for effective field execution. • Coordinate manpower planning with superintendents and field leaders; communicate and facilitate staffing needs to the Field Operations Director. • Monitor field productivity, safety, quality, and schedule performance across assigned jobs. • Review and analyze field documentation including daily reports, lookahead schedules, site inspections, and KPIs. • Conduct regular site visits to ensure compliance with Mullins Mechanical safety policies, site-specific plans, and OSHA requirements. • Lead or support safety meetings, toolbox talks, Job Safety Analyses (JSAs/MSAs), and incident investigations. • Perform field quality audits to verify installations meet company standards and assist with corrective action plans as needed. • Coordinate equipment delivery, usage, maintenance, and calibration to ensure uninterrupted field operations. • Assist in tracking project progress, identifying potential delays, and implementing mitigation strategies. • Coordinate feedback from field teams with vendors, subcontractors, and suppliers to resolve issues and improve execution. • Support project closeout activities, ensuring field documentation and punch lists are completed accurately and timely. • Participate in lessons-learned meetings and provide feedback to improve future project planning and execution. • Mentor and support superintendents, foremen, and field staff through training, coaching, and performance feedback. • Promote a culture of safety, accountability, teamwork, and continuous improvement in field operations. • Ensure proper timekeeping, attendance tracking, and cost code usage for assigned field personnel. • Support the Field Operations Director during audits, reviews, and leadership meetings as required. • Additional responsibilities may be assigned as business needs evolve.

Role Description GovCIO is currently hiring for a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) Portfolio Integration Lead to serve as a neutral, government-aligned integrator embedded within the VA Health Data Systems Office (HDSO) to provide comprehensive portfolio-level visibility across all BPA task orders. This is not a program management role within any single task order; it is a strategic integration function that sits above individual awardees and serves exclusively in the government's interest. In this capacity, the Senior Portfolio Integrator synthesizes schedule, risk, dependency, deliverable, and performance data from all active BPA task orders into a single, unified operating picture that enables senior VA leadership to make informed decisions about prioritization, sequencing, risk mitigation, and resource allocation. The integrator acts as the connective tissue across the BPA portfolio, identifying what individual contractors cannot see from their own vantage point and surfacing cross-cutting issues before they become program-level failures. The ideal candidate for the BPA Portfolio Integration Lead is a seasoned program integrator or portfolio manager with deep experience in complex, multi-vendor federal IT or healthcare IT programs. They are analytically rigorous, politically neutral, and skilled at translating complex interdependencies into clear, actionable intelligence for senior government leadership. This position will be fully remote within the United States with core hours of operation from Monday to Friday 8 AM to 5 PM ET, with occasional (0-15%) travel required. Responsibilities - Serve as the neutral portfolio integrator supporting the government's interests across all HDSO BPA awardees, maintaining independence from any individual contractor while fostering productive collaboration across the full awardee community. - Develop and maintain a BPA-level Integrated Master Schedule (IMS) that consolidates inputs from all active task orders into a single, authoritative schedule baseline, tracking milestones, deliverables, release events, and key decision points across the portfolio. - Integrate portfolio-level operating information across all task orders into a unified picture encompassing schedules, risks, issues, dependencies, and deliverables, providing leadership with a real-time, holistic view of BPA performance. - Identify cross-task order relationships, sequencing constraints, and systemic risks that are not visible at the individual task order level, including technical dependencies, shared infrastructure impacts, data integration touchpoints, and workforce or resource conflicts. - Conduct critical path analysis across the full portfolio to identify schedule risks, interdependencies, and bottlenecks that could affect mission outcomes or downstream task order performance. - Provide analysis and recommendations to government leadership on portfolio impacts, risk mitigation strategies, and prioritization decisions, translating complex multi-contractor data into concise, decision-ready briefings and reports. - Facilitate cross-awardee coordination as directed by government leadership, convening and supporting integration working groups, dependency resolution sessions, and schedule synchronization meetings across BPA contractors. - Monitor and report on portfolio health through regular leadership briefings, executive dashboards, and written assessments that communicate the overall operating picture of all activities occurring on the BPA. Qualifications - Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Systems, Business or related scientific/technical discipline and 15 years of related experience (10 years of additional relevant experience may be substituted for education). - Advanced degree in a technical or acquisition-related discipline is a plus. - 8–12 years of progressive experience in program management, portfolio integration, or systems integration supporting large, complex federal or defense programs; including a demonstrated track record as a neutral integrator or PMO lead across multi-vendor, multi-contract environments. - Hands-on Integrated Master Schedule (IMS) development and maintenance across concurrent programs, including critical path analysis, baseline management, schedule risk assessment, and cross-program dependency and sequencing management. - 3–5 years supporting federal multi-awardee contracting environments (BPA, IDIQ, or GWAC), with working knowledge of FAR Parts 8 and 16, task order administration, and contractor performance data flows to the government. - Proven ability to synthesize schedule, risk, issue, and deliverable data from multiple contractors into leadership-ready portfolio assessments, executive dashboards, risk registers, and status reports. - Strong facilitation skills; able to lead cross-contractor working sessions and drive resolution without direct authority over any awardee. - Ability to obtain and maintain a Suitability/Public Trust clearance. Preferred Skills and Experience - Experience supporting VA, DoD, HHS, or CMS IT modernization programs; familiarity with VA's health IT landscape (EHRM, VistA, HDSO) is a strong plus. - Background working alongside Contracting Officers, CORs, or Program Managers in a government oversight capacity. - Familiarity with ATO/FedRAMP processes and how security and compliance requirements affect portfolio sequencing. - PMP or PgMP (PMI), program or portfolio-level management credential. - PMI-SP (PMI), scheduling professional certification demonstrating IMS expertise. - FAC-COR Level II/III (FAI), federal contract oversight and performance monitoring. - DAWIA Program Management Level II/III (DAU), DoD/federal acquisition program management. Posted Salary Range USD $130,000.00 - USD $135,000.00 /Yr.

Role Description The Treasury Operations Team Lead will report to the Director of Accounting and Finance within the Accruit Finance Department and serve as a functional leader over daily treasury operations, client fund movement, bank account reconciliation, and payment controls. This role is responsible for overseeing high-volume, high-dollar disbursement activity, strengthening fraud prevention and operational risk controls, ensuring accurate and timely reconciliation of client funds, and driving scalable process improvements across Finance, Treasury, Operations, and banking partner workflows. The Team Lead will provide day-to-day direction, escalation support, training, and performance feedback to the Treasury team while serving as a subject matter expert for complex 1031 exchange funding, Qualified Escrow Agreement, and disbursement scenarios. Duties & Responsibilities - Provide day-to-day leadership, coaching, training, and functional oversight of Treasury operations. - Own daily workflow management for the Treasury team. - Serve as a first-line control owner for wire fraud prevention. - Review, approve, and provide quality control over wire disbursements and related payment activity. - Manage a high-volume wire environment with daily volume that can reach 50+ wires per day. - Oversee high-dollar client fund transfers, including transactions that may reach up to $50 million. - Perform detailed beneficiary, authority, and entity validation. - Exercise judgment to pause, escalate, or decline disbursement activity. - Coordinate with bank partners and internal stakeholders to resolve banking platform issues. - Provide hands-on escalation support and backup coverage for Wire Specialists. - Review and sign off on daily subaccount bank reconciliations. - Lead resolution of complex client, internal stakeholder, bank partner, and Operations inquiries. - Own the development, maintenance, and enforcement of Treasury SOPs. - Partner closely with Operations, Finance, Accounting, Compliance, Technology, and banking partners. - Lead and/or materially contribute to process improvement, system enhancement, and scalability initiatives. - Support audit, compliance, and leadership reporting requests. - Monitor key operational metrics to help leadership prioritize staffing, controls, and system improvements. - Perform additional high-priority tasks or responsibilities as needed. - Ability to work 40+ hours is required when business needs arise. Supervisory Responsibilities - Lead or co-lead recurring 1:1 discussions with Treasury team members. - No direct reports at this time; expected to operate with functional leadership authority. - Act as the primary escalation resource for complex treasury situations. - Take ownership of daily departmental workflow related to incoming and outgoing wires. - Provide input into hiring, onboarding, training plans, and performance discussions. Qualifications - 6+ years of progressive experience in Treasury, Finance, Banking, Accounting, or similar environments. - 2+ years of project management, process improvement, or operational scalability experience. - Demonstrated experience with high-volume and/or high-dollar funds movement. - Real estate, escrow, trust-accounting, or regulated client-funds experience preferred. - Experience leading work in a high-volume, deadline-driven operations environment preferred. - Experience partnering with Operations, Compliance, Technology, and external banking partners preferred. Skills & Abilities - Highly ethical with sound judgment and the ability to protect client funds. - Comfortable navigating ambiguity, resourceful, and accountable for resolving issues. - Analytical and control-oriented, with the ability to evaluate root causes and recommend solutions. - Highly organized with the ability to manage deadlines and competing priorities. - Exceptionally detail-oriented, especially when reviewing high-dollar disbursements. - Confident communicating decisions and escalations to various stakeholders. - Flexible and adaptable in a fast-paced environment. - Highly self-motivated and directed. Other Requirements - Start time is no later than 7:30am MT to support banking deadlines. - Remote, with strong availability during core treasury processing hours. - Minimal travel is expected, though occasional travel may be required. - Occasionally lift up to 25 pounds. - Ability to work more than 40 hours per week when business needs require additional coverage. - Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer.