Assistant General Counsel, Partner Contracts (Onsite 4 days- Brentwood, TN) - copy

At Core. Civic, our employees are driven by a deep sense of service, high standards of professionalism and a responsibility to better the public good. Core. Civic is currently seeking an Assistant General Counsel, Partner Contracts located at our corporate office in Brentwood, TN. Come join a team that is dedicated to making an impact for the people and communities we serve.

The Assistant General Counsel, Partner Contracts reviews, drafts, negotiates and interprets contracts. Reviews and provides advice regarding government procurement instruments. Advises internal stakeholders regarding the company's rights and obligations under existing contracts. Serves as the primary legal department liaison to the Partnership Relations and Development teams.

Reviews and negotiates recommended revisions on all new and existing facility management contracts and amendments while ensuring compliance with applicable law and regulations. Prepares summary of facility management contracts for executive committee. Serves as the primary legal department liaison to the Partnership Relations and Development teams.

Participates in negotiations and strategy team meetings as liaison to Partnership Relations and Development teams. Reviews and advises on government procurement instruments and the procurement regulatory environment. Ensures that all contracts are approved internally prior to execution in accordance with Core. Civic policy.

Provides legal advice to Facility Support Center and facility staff as needed regarding all contract and procurement issues. Provides advice on statutory and other legal requirements regarding procurement and contract issues. Manages the submission and resolution of matters requiring approval within the Company's contracting state.

Maintains professional contact through national, state and local bar association activities and other professional associations involved in corrections, procurement, federal, state and local government contracting. Maintains professional competency through continuing legal education and educational seminars relative to corrections and procurement.

Domestic U.S. travel may be required.