Jobs at Acuity International, LLC

Recruit and onboard medical facilities into Acuity's provider network across assigned territories through cold calling, negotiation, relationship building, credentialing coordination, reporting, and stakeholder communication to meet commercial and government contract requirements.

Analyze all-source intelligence on insurgent capabilities, political and cultural factors, and threats; produce written and oral reports; maintain incident databases and warning matrices; liaise with US officials and brief DS personnel.

The Research Analyst will analyze intelligence related to insurgents, produce reports, and develop threat assessments while liaising with U.S. military and officials.

The Engineering Services Supervisor manages the planning and execution of facilities operations and maintenance projects, overseeing various engineering functions and staff to ensure contract fulfillment and customer satisfaction.

The Armorer is responsible for maintaining and repairing U.S. Government weapons, installing special equipment, and test firing weapons under guidelines, requiring military or law enforcement experience.

The Base Services Supervisor manages cleaning and supply services, oversees inventory, directs personnel activities, and improves service delivery in a potentially hazardous environment.

The Contracts Administrator IV manages domestic and international contracts, negotiates terms, ensures compliance, and serves as the primary contact for customers. Responsibilities include risk analysis, contract performance monitoring, and guiding cross-functional teams.

The role supports the provider network by maintaining facility records, ensuring data accuracy, handling inquiries, and tracking issues for management reporting.

Lead the AFCAP VI contract as the contract-level Program Manager, directing a global PMO and multiple task orders. Ensure contract compliance, 24/7 responsiveness, quality, security, staffing, reporting, government liaison, briefings, and readiness to mobilize for austere CONUS/OCONUS deployments.

Support the Program Manager by acting as APM and deputy, oversee AFCAP VI contract and task orders, maintain management plans and CDRLs, coordinate with government stakeholders, ensure compliance and readiness, provide leadership and 24/7 responsiveness, and support reporting and briefings across dispersed locations.

The Capture Manager leads cross-functional teams in securing business opportunities, overseeing the capture process from proposal to contract award and ensuring effective strategy execution and budget management.

The Project Manager oversees complex operations at a forward operating site, managing personnel and ensuring compliance with contracts and safety regulations, while liaising with US government representatives.

Responsible for pricing activities for bids and proposals related to government contracts, including developing pricing models and analyzing cost data.

The BD Coordinator supports Capture and Proposal Managers by coordinating proposal activities, creating SharePoint sites, managing documentation, and ensuring compliance with RFP requirements.

Develops and manages facility safety and occupational health programs for a detention facility. Conducts inspections, leads incident investigations, provides training and drills, maintains safety documentation, monitors operations for hazards, coordinates with leadership and government reps, enforces PPE and emergency procedures, and supports emergency preparedness.

The Quality Assurance Manager oversees compliance programs in an ICE detention facility, ensuring adherence to standards and improving safety protocols. Responsibilities include conducting audits, training staff, and collaborating with various departments to promote accountability and continuous improvement.