Red 6 Aerospace

Aerospace

ContractProposalManager

$0–0k Denver, Colorado, United States CONTRACT
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“Contract Proposal Manager at Red 6 Aerospace. Skills: DoD proposal management, Federal Acquisition Regulation, Proposal writing. Own end-to-end proposal process. Lead proposal kick-off”

What You'll Achieve.

On-time proposal delivery

Industry & Context.

Aerospace
Eligibility Requirements

Active clearance ability

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5+ years DoD proposal management experience, Familiarity with FAR, DFARS, DoD procurement, Experience managing DoD agency proposals, Working knowledge of RFP/RFQAA/SBIR/STTR, Excellent written communication skills

Nice to Have

APMP certification a plus

What You'll Do.

Own end-to-end proposal process

Lead proposal kick-off

Develop compliance matrices

Develop proposal outlines

Develop proposal schedules

Drive team to on-time delivery

Write proposal volumes

Edit proposal volumes

Manage proposal volumes

Coordinate cross-functionally

Gather proposal inputs

Ensure proposal quality

Serve as single point accountability

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functionally with engineering; Cross-functionally with finance; Cross-functionally with contracts; Cross-functionally with leadership

Communication Scope

Written communication

Process & Methodology

Sprint cycles

Full Job Description

Company Overview Red 6 is an innovative Augmented Reality (AR) technology startup leading the way in synthetic air combat training. Our primary technology, supporting our ATARS product, enables pilots to simulate the cognitive challenges of flying while accessing realistic, scalable training in dynamic outdoor environments. About the Role Red Six Aerospace is seeking an experienced Contract Proposal Manager to lead and manage the full lifecycle of government proposals for Department of Defense opportunities. This is a high-intensity contract position structured in focused sprint cycles, typically 5–6 weeks of deep engagement. It's ideal for a seasoned DoD proposal professional who thrives under deadline pressure and wants flexibility between engagements. What You'll Do - Own the end-to-end proposal process from DRFP through final RFP submission - Lead proposal kick-off, develop compliance matrices, outlines, and schedules, and drive the team to on-time delivery - Write, edit, and manage proposal volumes including technical, management, past performance, and cost narratives - Coordinate cross-functionally with engineering, finance, contracts, and leadership to gather inputs and ensure proposal quality - Serve as the single point of accountability for proposal quality, compliance, and submission What You Bring - 5+ years of hands-on DoD proposal management experience, including prime and/or subcontractor roles - Deep familiarity with the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), DFARS, and DoD procurement processes - Demonstrated experience managing proposals for Air Force, Army, Navy, SOCOM, or other DoD agencies - Strong working knowledge of RFP/RFQ/BAA/SBIR/STTR structures and response requirements - Excellent written communication skills with the ability to translate complex technical concepts into compelling proposal narratives - Experience with proposal tools and platforms (e.g., GovWin, GOVSHP, Privia, or similar) - APMP certification a plus Contract Details - Stru

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