3 jobs found in Chantilly, VA

Operations Services, Inc. (OSI) , an SDVOSB federal contractor, is preparing to submit proposals for several RFP's expected to be released within the next 30-60 days. All of the RFP's will require Acquisition Support Services personnel located in the Washington DC metropolitan area. If OSI is the successful awardee for one or more of these contracts and to minimize the transition time, we are conducting interviews for these positions now. The prospective federal contracts include multiple positions at various levels within the contract life cycle. YOU MUST HAVE PRIOR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING EXPERIENCE IN ONE OR MORE OF THE CATEGORIES BELOW TO APPLY A MILITARY SERVICE MEMBER IN A CONTRACTING MILITARY OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTY SUCH AS: Army Officer-FA51, Air Force Officer-MOS 64P3, Navy Officer-Code 1480/1485, Marine Corps Officer-MOS 3006, Army Enlisted-MOS 51C, Air Force Enlisted-MOS 6C071, Navy Enlisted-Code 722A, Marine Corp Enlisted-MOS 3044 A...

This is a great opportunity for someone who understands the paper industry, manufacturing industry, and marketplace dynamics. The Executive Director, Packaging will focus on leading issue advocacy and projects related to paper-based packaging and cultivating relationships with industry business leaders and the leadership of other industry associations integral to AF&PA’s work. This position sets strategic priorities and leads the development and implementation of goals, policies, programs, issues and committees that support AF&PA’s Packaging Sector, which includes producers of Containerboard, Kraft, Paperboard, bags and foodservice packaging. Sectors collaborate closely to support the Association’s key public policy initiatives. Below is more detail on American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA), this important role and how you could impact the industry! Working at AF&PA: The American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) values diverse...

Applications for the 2027-28 cohort are open until 3 PM ET on November 3, 2026. About the Program The RWJF Health Policy Fellows program offers mid-career professionals the opportunity to participate in the policy process at the federal level and use that leadership experience to improve health, health care, and health policy. During an immersive year in Washington, DC, fellows become health policy experts and gain firsthand experience in the legislative or executive branch, working alongside national leaders to improve the health of the nation. Since 1973, this nonpartisan fellowship, has prepared more than 300 leaders to use their expertise to drive meaningful, lasting change. The fellowship requires a full-time commitment with a minimum 12-month residence in Washington, DC, which prepares individuals to influence the future of health and its drivers in the nation. Accepted fellows will begin in September 2027. About Orientation The fellowship begins in...