JOB SUMMARY: What General Information Do I Need To Know About This Position? GS-13 Salary: $117,962 (Step 01) to $153,354 (Step 10); MAJOR DUTIES: As an Interdisciplinary Federal Preservation Officer within the Office of Management Services, some of your specific duties will include: Oversee and manage all programs related to historic preservation including the protection of federal historic properties and assets and developing and implementing metrics and performance evaluations and prepare specialized reports and analyses to assess program effectiveness, impacts, and compliance, ensuring effective coordination with federal agencies, bureau offices, and both internal and external stakeholders. Interpret and apply historic preservation laws and guidelines, including Section 106, the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), and the Secretary of the Interior's standards, ensuring compliance and effective policy development while coordinating with State Historic Preservation Offices (SHPOs), tribal governments, and other stakeholders to address these requirements across facilities management, environmental programs, and historic preservation initiatives. Provide expert technical briefings, prepare detailed memoranda and reports, and respond to inquiries from Congressional officials, Department of the Interior (DOI) officials, Bureau officials, state and local governments, tribal representatives, and other external entities to support historic preservation and policy development. Evaluate and present divergent and potentially controversial professional opinions on historic preservation and cultural resource programs, make informed judgments on related matters, define feasible policy options, and assess their potential impacts while ensuring alignment with Department of the Interior (DOI) and Bureau strategies including facilities and environmental management and maintaining effective communication with various stakeholders. Act as a subject matter expert and liaison for facilities projects, preservation efforts, and other initiatives by evaluating historical significance, ensuring compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and historical programs, and applying expertise in architectural principles, engineering standards, and facilities management to support project management teams, provide training, and maintain effective relationships with federal agencies, state and local authorities, tribal entities, and professional organizations. Operate a government owned or leased vehicle as an incidental driver. IMPORTANT: Click the 'Apply for this job' button to view a complete job description.