Procurement Specialist at U.S. Courts

The Procurement Specialist supports a court by purchasing materials, equipment, and services; processing purchase orders; managing vendors and contracts; tracking deliveries; maintaining procurement records; preparing reports; and supporting audits. The role reports to downtown Washington, DC, with limited ad hoc telework, and requires U.S. citizenship or eligibility to work in the United States. Entry-level candidates need at least one year of specialized procurement experience or a relevant bachelor's degree with superior academic achievement, while CL 26 candidates need two years of progressively responsible experience or a relevant bachelor's degree with superior academic achievement. The position offers CL 25 compensation of $56,478–$70,623 and CL 26 compensation of $62,212–$77,771.