Contract Administrator Jobs in Texas
Contract Administrator jobs in Texas are among the most active in the country, with strong demand concentrated in construction, defense and aerospace, energy, and state government contracting, at every level from junior contract specialist through senior contract manager. Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio lead hiring volume, where established employers like Fluor, Lockheed Martin, and the Texas Department of Transportation maintain large contracting teams. The most sought-after specialties are government and federal contract compliance, construction contract administration, and energy sector agreements. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Mission Objectives ? This position supports the US Army Noncommissioned Officer Academy (USANCOA) and Sergeants Major Course (SMC) by leading the contract team that operates the LLC Help Desk and Learning Management System (LMS) support function. The role ensures that 5,616 annual productive labor hours are effectively applied to sustain LMS administration, Tier I through Tier III LMS support, academic operations, courseware and content management, data and reporting, training and continuity, and surge and special event support in direct alignment with PWS 5.3 performance standards and Acceptable Quality Levels.
The Contract Manager / LMS Administrator Lead serves as the primary point of contact with the Government, is responsible for daily contract performance, and functions as the senior LMS subject matter expert for configuration, troubleshooting, and complex academic workflow support.
- Provide contract leadership and advanced LMS administration expertise to ensure uninterrupted, high quality academic support for resident and distributed learning courses at USANCOA and SMC.
- Core Responsibilities (illustrative, not exhaustive):
- Serve as the primary on site Contract Manager and single point of contact to the Contracting Officer, COR, T2COM leadership, and USANCOA/SMC academic staff for all contract matters.
- Oversee day to day execution of all Performance Work Statement (PWS) tasks, including LMS administration, Tier I?III help desk operations, academic operations support, courseware/content support, technical configuration, data management, training, and surge support.
- Lead the planning and management of the 5,616 annual labor hour level of effort, including staff scheduling, cross training, and coverage planning to ensure continuous support during 0800?1700 MST core hours.
- Provide senior level LMS administration and Tier II/III support for complex issues such as course shell configuration, permissions, advanced assessment behavior, and integration or compatibility problems.
- Coordinate closely with USANCOA and SMC academic leadership to align LMS and help desk activities with class schedules, exam windows, graduation timelines, and accreditation events.
- Review and approve team deliverables, including reports, data extracts, metrics, and quality control documentation in accordance with the Government?s QASP and contract requirements.
- Manage and monitor LMS performance metrics and help desk ticket trends; identify recurring issues and lead corrective actions that improve processes, training, or configuration.
- Lead or support LMS transition and migration efforts (for example, legacy LMS to ATIS Educate), including inventory, mapping, testing, pilot courses, and controlled cutover activities.
- Ensure all contractor personnel complete and maintain required training (Cyber Awareness, OPSEC, TARP, iWATCH, ATCTS registration, etc.) and comply with CUI, DFARS 252.204 7012, and NIST SP 800 171 requirements.
- Prepare and conduct regular status reviews, risk discussions, and after action reviews with Government stakeholders; document decisions, risks, and mitigation activities.
- Develop, maintain, and enforce Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), knowledge base articles, continuity binders, and job aids that govern daily LMS and help desk operations.
- Support surge and special event operations by adjusting staffing and priorities in response to major academic events, outages, upgrades, or inspection activities within required timelines.
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What Texas Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in contract administrator jobs across Texas.
- Bachelor's degree in business, supply chain, construction management, or a related field
- Demonstrated experience reviewing, drafting, and negotiating contracts in construction, government, or energy sectors
- Familiarity with Texas public procurement regulations and FAR compliance for federal or state contracts
- Professional certification such as CPCM, CFCM, or CCCM from the National Contract Management Association
- Proficiency with contract management software such as Procore, Cobblestone, or SAP Ariba
- Strong written communication skills for preparing contract summaries, amendments, and compliance documentation
Contract Administrator Jobs in Texas: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a contract administrator in Texas?
Most contract administrator roles in Texas require a bachelor's degree in business, construction management, supply chain, or a related field. Texas does not issue a state-specific license for contract administrators, but employers in defense, energy, and government contracting strongly favor candidates who hold a Certified Professional Contracts Manager or Certified Federal Contracts Manager credential through the National Contract Management Association. Building experience in procurement, legal, or project coordination roles first is the most common path in.
How much do contract administrators make in Texas?
Contract administrators in Texas earn a median of about $98,440 a year, based on May 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, ranging from around $57,460 for the lowest 10% to over $162,780 for the top 10%. Pay rises with experience, specialty, and employer.
Which companies hire contract administrators in Texas?
Employers hiring contract administrators in Texas right now include Energy Transfer, Northrop Grumman, and Nippon Sanso Matheson, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Texas's concentration of defense primes, large energy operators, and state agency procurement offices means hiring activity is consistent year-round across both public and private sector contracting teams.
Which Texas cities have the most contract administrator jobs?
Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio account for the largest share of contract administrator openings in Texas. Houston's energy and engineering firm base drives volume there, Dallas attracts corporate headquarters and federal contractor offices, and San Antonio benefits from its large military installation presence, including Lackland Air Force Base and Fort Sam Houston, which support steady government contracting demand.
Are there remote contract administrator jobs in Texas?
Yes, and more than many comparable roles, since contract administration centers on documentation, review, and coordination work that transfers well to remote settings. About 63% of contract administrator openings tied to Texas are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, reflecting the desk-based nature of most of the work. Contract review, compliance monitoring, and amendment drafting are the functions most commonly performed fully remote.
How can I get hired as a contract administrator in Texas with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is moving into a contract administrator role from an adjacent position such as procurement coordinator, project administrator, or paralegal, all of which share core contract-handling tasks. Large Texas employers like the Texas Department of Transportation, UTMB Health, and major energy firms such as Chevron's Houston operations regularly post contract specialist or contract coordinator roles designed for early-career candidates. Earning the National Contract Management Association's NCMA Registered Practitioner credential while in an entry role signals commitment and gives candidates a concrete edge.
Where can I find and apply to contract administrator jobs in Texas?
You can find and apply to contract administrator jobs in Texas on Migrate Mate, which lists current Texas openings across construction, energy, defense, and government contracting sectors. Find roles that fit your experience and apply directly to each one.
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