As of September 01, 2026, the average annual salary for Certified Federal Contracts Manager in Texas is $142,703, equivalent to $69 per hour, $2,744 weekly, or $11,892 monthly. These figures, sourced from Salary.com’s real-time job posting scans, highlight competitive earning potential for Certified Federal Contracts Manager in cities like San Jose, Santa Clara, and San Francisco.

Annually Salaries for Certified Federal Contracts Manager in Texas vary widely, spanning from $113,918 to $168,254. Most professionals fall between the 25th percentile ($127,636) and 75th percentile ($156,078), while top earners (90th percentile) make $168,254 per year. This $28,442 pay gap underscores opportunities for salary growth through certifications, specialized skills like Negotiating or Business Development, or targeting high-paying regions like District of Columbia or California.

Location and experience significantly influence earnings. For example, Texas Certified Federal Contracts Manager often earn 2.5% lower than national averages due to demand from Fortune 76 companies. However, Texas currently ranks 25 nationwide for Certified Federal Contracts Manager job salary. Professionals are advised to focus on high-growth sectors like to offset market challenges.

Based on HR-reported data: a national average with a geographic differential
Certified Federal Contracts Manager Salaries by Percentile
Percentile Salary Location Last Updated
10th Percentile Certified Federal Contracts Manager Salary $113,918 TX September 01, 2026
25th Percentile Certified Federal Contracts Manager Salary $127,636 TX September 01, 2026
50th Percentile Certified Federal Contracts Manager Salary $142,703 TX September 01, 2026
75th Percentile Certified Federal Contracts Manager Salary $156,078 TX September 01, 2026
90th Percentile Certified Federal Contracts Manager Salary $168,254 TX September 01, 2026
25% $127,636 10% $113,918 90% $168,254 75% $156,078 $142,703 50%(Median) Didn’t find job title? Click
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What is A Certified Federal Contracts Manager ?

The salary for a Certified Federal Contracts Manager varies based on factors such as experience, location, and the specific organization. Typically, professionals in this role can expect to earn between $70,000 and $120,000 annually. Those with extensive experience or working in high-demand areas may command higher salaries. Responsibilities include overseeing federal contract compliance, managing procurement processes, and ensuring adherence to regulations. Additionally, effective negotiation skills and a strong understanding of federal acquisition regulations are essential. Opportunities for...

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Location Abbott, TX Avg. Salary $144,446 Date Updated September 01, 2026
Location Abernathy, TX Avg. Salary $142,826 Date Updated September 01, 2026
Location Abilene, TX Avg. Salary $141,220 Date Updated September 01, 2026
Location Ace, TX Avg. Salary $145,739 Date Updated September 01, 2026
Location Ackerly, TX Avg. Salary $142,426 Date Updated September 01, 2026
Location Addison, TX Avg. Salary $157,897 Date Updated September 01, 2026
Location Adkins, TX Avg. Salary $149,114 Date Updated September 01, 2026
Location Adrian, TX Avg. Salary $142,670 Date Updated September 01, 2026
Location Afton, TX Avg. Salary $142,294 Date Updated September 01, 2026
Location Agua Dulce, TX Avg. Salary $147,241 Date Updated September 01, 2026
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