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ACT1 Federal

Congressional and Legislative Principal

Arlington, VA; ArlingtonUnited States
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Position Title: Congressional and Legislative Principal

Location: Pentagon, Arlington, Virginia

Category: Funded

Schedule (FT/PT): Full Time

Travel Required: The position may require occasional domestic travel.

Shift: Day

Remote Type: In-Office

Clearance required: Current Top Secret. Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) eligibility

Salary: $170,000 - $185,000

Who is ACT1 Federal? ACT1 Federal LLC is a 100% employee-owned company. We’ve served the Department of War (DoW) for nearly thirty years. Our core missions include weapon systems engineering, logistics, space domain expertise, global defense and security, business and financial management for security assistance and major defense articles, as well as military training and arctic security. Join us!

Description: ACT1 Federal is seeking an experienced Congressional and Legislative Principal to provide senior-level legislative research, analysis, drafting, coordination, and congressional-engagement support to the Director for Strategic Communications, Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for the Defense Industrial Base (DASN (DIB)). The analyst supports Department of the Navy (DON) efforts to communicate approved industrial-base priorities and respond effectively to legislative developments affecting defense production, acquisition, infrastructure, manufacturing, supply-chain resilience, and Navy capacity.

This position requires demonstrated experience in congressional affairs, legislative analysis, defense policy, executive-branch affairs, or related disciplines. The analyst shall be capable of independently monitoring and analyzing legislation, preparing accurate and timely executive-level products, coordinating complex taskers, and supporting Government-led congressional engagement activities.

Responsibilities:

  • Monitor and analyze legislation, hearings, committee activity, authorization and appropriations developments, congressional correspondence, and other legislative matters affecting DON industrial-base priorities.
  • Conduct legislative, policy, programmatic, budgetary, acquisition, and industrial-base research to identify potential impacts on shipbuilding, maritime industry, munitions, manufacturing, infrastructure, supply-chain resilience, energy, workforce, and Navy production capacity.
  • Prepare draft congressional correspondence, legislative analyses, hearing-preparation materials, briefing books, questions-and-answers, questions for the record, issue papers, talking points, executive summaries, decision memoranda, and other legislative-support products for Government review and approval.
  • Support Government-led preparation for congressional hearings, staff engagements, briefings, visits, meetings, and other approved engagements involving Members of Congress, congressional committees, congressional staff, or executive-branch stakeholders.
  • Develop background materials, fact sheets, legislative trackers, congressional calendars, stakeholder profiles, issue matrices, and coordination packages in support of DASN (DIB) priorities.
  • Maintain legislative taskers, correspondence-status trackers, action-item trackers, suspense calendars, and records of Government-led engagement activities.
  • Support coordination of draft legislative products with DASN (DIB) directorates, ASN (RD&A) offices, DON acquisition organizations, legislative-affairs offices, public-affairs offices, legal offices, financial-management organizations, Department of War stakeholders, and other Government-approved points of contact.
  • Identify legislative deadlines, policy issues, coordination dependencies, information gaps, and potential risks for Government review.
  • Prepare summaries of relevant hearings, markups, congressional reports, committee activity, staff engagements, and legislative developments affecting the defense industrial base.
  • Support development of approved strategic communications materials and engagement plans associated with industrial-base legislative priorities.
  • Support surge requirements related to congressional deadlines, hearings, major legislative events, executive engagements, and time-sensitive Department of the Navy taskers.
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