Manage and execute the full business development (BD) life-cycle across pursuits and proposals
Build pipeline and advance winnable opportunities (average pursuit size $200M+; drive $50M–$1B prime single-award opportunities)
Engage customers, shape future procurements, design winning strategy, and assist in developing capture plans that translate into win themes
Ensure the voice of the customer is contained in content throughout the capture process
Plan, lead and execute BD activities: develop pipeline, qualify and assess win-ability, and move opportunities through milestone processes
Develop plans to secure customer requirements knowledge and lead solutioning/planning sessions with capture teams
Coordinate meetings with customers, competitors, clients and teammates to develop market insight on requirements, acquisition strategy, timing, and contract vehicle choices
Lead milestone/gate reviews, black hat sessions, solution sessions, blue teams, and support proposal reviews
Lead development and submission of white papers, RFI responses, and other customer engagement activities
Apply KBR BD best practices to each pursuit and brief pipeline/opportunity status to senior management
Create winning solutions and win large new business programs
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree
A total of 12+ years of experience (minimum), including 10+ years of industry experience
6+ years of experience in business development
Experience winning new business, single award contracts valued over $200M
Demonstrated ability to work with senior business and government leaders and to provide leadership within the workplace
Pre-existing knowledge and relationships with federal civilian agencies with proven track records of winning single award programs as a prime
Ability to win new business and drive profitable financial outcomes
Proven success in Fed Civ disciplines: Business development, opportunity identification and qualification, account planning and strategic planning capability
Demonstrated leadership skills in services-centric organizations: building industry teams, assessing win probability, executing customer call plans to shape acquisitions
Travel required to KBR facilities and customer locations
Agencies of interest include DHS, DOJ, Treasury and other FedCiv agencies