Contracts Administrator

Remote
Full Time
Mid Level
HLM Associates, LLC is seeking a skilled Contract Administrator with 3+ years of 
experience in contracts administration, proposals, and SOWs within a commercial business 
environment. This is more than a support role—it’s an opportunity to shape processes, strengthen
compliance, and directly impact business success. You will report to the Director of Operations.
You’ll work in a collaborative, fast-paced environment with the chance to expand your skills, 
including gaining exposure to federal contracting.

Position Summary
The Contract Administrator at HLM Associates, LLC (HLMA) is responsible for the end-to-end 
administration of contracts supporting federal, commercial, and subcontracting engagements. 
This role ensures compliance with applicable regulations (including FAR/DFARS where 
applicable), supports contract lifecycle management, and serves as a key liaison between internal 
stakeholders, clients, and teaming partners.
The Contract Administrator manages contract formation, execution, modification, and closeout 
activities while maintaining strict adherence to company policies, regulatory requirements, and 
client expectations. This position plays a critical role in mitigating risk, ensuring accurate 
financial and contractual alignment, and supporting HLMA’s operational and growth objectives.
Key Responsibilities
• Administer the full lifecycle of commercial contracts, including drafting, reviewing, negotiating, and 
maintaining agreements.
• Support proposal development by reviewing bid requirements and ensuring compliant, competitive 
submissions
Draft, review, and finalize Statements of Work (SOWs) for clarity, accuracy, and enforceability.
• Monitor contract deliverables, milestones, and obligations; maintain organized contract records and 
databases.
• Collaborate with internal teams to resolve contractual and compliance-related issues.
• Prepare and process contract modifications, renewals, and terminations.
• Identify potential risks in agreements and recommend mitigation strategies.
• Assist in streamlining and enhancing contract management processes.
• Partner with finance and project teams to align contract terms with project execution and billing.
Must Haves
• U.S. Citizenship and ability to obtain/maintain a Secret clearance (higher clearances a plus).
• 3+ years of experience in contracts administration, proposals, and SOW development (commercial 
focus).
• Bachelor’s degree in Business, Business Management, or related field, or equivalent professional 
experience.
• Strong understanding of contract terms, risk allocation, and negotiation techniques.
• Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook).
• Strong communication skills with the ability to work independently and cross-functionally.
• Initiative and drive to take ownership of the role and implement process improvements.
Nice to Haves
• Proposal coordination or management experience.
• Experience with ERP or contract management systems (e.g., Costpoint, Unanet, Salesforce).
• Background in industries such as security, investigations, or technology services.
• Knowledge of NDAs, teaming agreements, and subcontracts.
• Familiarity with federal contracting and related regulations (FAR/DFARS).
• NCMA certifications (e.g., CFCM, CPCM).
Position Impact:
This role directly contributes to HLMA’s ability to execute contracts efficiently, remain 
compliant with government and client requirements, and maintain strong, professional 
relationships with partners and customers. The Contract Administrator ensures contractual 
clarity, financial accuracy, and operational continuity across all supported programs.
Why You’ll Love This Role
• Real influence in shaping company contract processes.
• Exposure to both commercial and federal contracting
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