The Department of Defense Office of Strategic Capital (DoD OSC) is seeking one or more full-time Investment Advisors to enhance its Capital Markets Team. These advisors will play a crucial role in attracting and scaling private capital into designated Critical Technology Categories (CTCs) through various financial products and strategies. They are expected to have extensive experience in capital markets and critical technologies, guiding the evaluation and due diligence of potential investment partners.
Key responsibilities include conducting advanced financial modeling, portfolio management, market research, and providing mentorship to junior team members. Advisors will also support interagency collaboration, refine data management processes, and ensure alignment of investment strategies with national security priorities.
Candidates are required to have a strong background in alternative investments or the defense innovation ecosystem, with at least ten years of senior-level experience. Effective communication skills and the ability to foster interagency partnerships are essential. The document emphasizes the importance of these roles in guaranteeing strategic investments that enhance national security through technological advancements.
The Washington Headquarters Service (WHS) is seeking responses from Service-Disabled Veteran-owned Small Businesses (SDVOSBs) for professional support services for the Department of Defense Office of Strategic Capital's Capital Markets Team (CMT). This Sources Sought Notice (SSN) is not a solicitation for proposals but a market research effort to gauge interest and capabilities among potential providers. The anticipated contract, which stems from prior work with Johns Hopkins University, will include a 12-month base period with two optional years, commencing in August 2025. Key requirements for submissions include evidence of a Top Secret Facility Clearance, Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) Level 3 certification, and an ISO 9001:2015 quality management system. Interested firms must prepare a Capabilities Statement addressing specific criteria, including prior performance, government contract experience, and subcontracting plans. This SSN supports the government's goal of securing competitive proposals from small businesses, emphasizing qualifications and experience that align with the office's professional support needs.