Supply Program Manager - Federal Salaries of 2021

Pay Rates for "Supply Program Manager"

How much does a Supply Program Manager in the federal government get paid? $77,000.34* *Based on the 2021 average.

1,416 EMPLOYEES

$108.72M TOTAL SALARY

IM MOST COMMON PAYSCALE

Supply Program Manager was the 139th most popular job in the U.S. Government in 2021, with 1,416 employed. The most common payscale was the employees holding incident management positions and appointed and compensated under section 306(b)(1) payscale.

In 2021, the Federal Emergency Management Agency hired the most employees titled Supply Program Management, with an average salary of $60,578.

Government Supply Program Management jobs are classified under the General Schedule (GS) payscale. The minimum paygrade for a Supply Program Management job is GS-4, and the highest paygrade that can be attained within this job series is GS-15. Remember that the starting and maximum yearly pay listed above reflect base pay only - your actual salary will be higher based on the Locality Pay Adjustment for the area in which you work.

Job Description

This occupation includes positions that involve (1) management, direction, or administration of a supply program that includes a mixture of technical supply functions; or (2) staff managerial, or administrative work primarily concerned with analyzing, developing, evaluating, or promoting improvements in the policies, plans, methods, procedures, systems, or techniques of a supply program.

Agencies that have hired a Supply Program Manager

Agency	Employees Hired	Average Salary
Federal Emergency Management Agency	772	$60,577.56
Office Secretary Health and Human Services	152	$84,683.74
Veterans Health Administration	150	$98,707.17
Federal Acquisition Service	61	$110,325.66
U.S. Coast Guard	44	$88,748.73
Internal Revenue Service	34	$117,582.06
Forest Service	19	$73,351.53
Department of Energy	17	$115,396.47
Indian Health Service	17	$84,977.29
Indian Affairs	15	$82,570.20
Department of State	14	$103,965.21
National Park Service	12	$88,144.83
Bureau of Engraving and Printing	8	$118,082.63
Program Support Center	7	$84,698.43
Office of Secretary of Transportation	7	$83,659.71
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Acquisition and Logistics	5	$126,567.80
Bureau of Reclamation	5	$72,847.40
Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center	5	$89,923.60
National Institutes of Health	5	$118,924.80
Customs and Border Protection	5	$87,973.50
Drug Enforcement Administration	5	$105,893.25
Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System	4	$121,068.75
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center	4	$112,930.00
Government Printing Office	3	$130,912.33
Geological Survey	3	$123,923.67
John F. Kennedy Space Center	3	$95,883.33
Bureau of Land Management	3	$77,300.33
Office Assistant Secretary Administration and Management	3	$79,364.67
Departmental Administration	3	$152,777.33
Department of Homeland Security Headquarters	3	$119,356.67
Securities and Exchange Commission	2	$153,387.50
Smithsonian Institution (Exchange Sep Boards of Trust)	2	$89,427.00
National Archives and Records Administration	2	$105,041.00
Goddard Space Flight Center	2	$125,734.50
U.S. Secret Service	2	$102,972.00
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service	2	$82,818.50
Executive Office for Immigration Review	2	$134,944.50
Bureau of the Census	1	$61,457.00
Office of the Secretary (Department of Commerce)	1	$149,477.00
Rural Housing Service	1	$76,783.00
Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers	1	$107,501.00
Food and Drug Administration	1	$135,548.00
Ames Research Center	1	$143,426.00
Science and Technology Directorate	1	$113,857.00
Mine Safety and Health Administration	1	$103,690.00
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Information and Technology	1	$112,689.00
U.S. Mint	1	$107,867.00
Maritime Administration	1	$68,960.00
Railroad Retirement Board	1	$123,126.00
Office of Navajo and Hopi Indian Relocation	1	$67,681.00
John Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field	1	$96,894.00

Supply Program Manager Pay Distribution

The average pay for a Supply Program Manager is $77,000.34. The highest paid Supply Program Manager made $199,300 in 2021.

Common Supply Program Manager Payscales

Payscale	Number of Supply Program Management Employees
IM - Employees Holding Incident Management Positions And Appointed And Compensated Under Section 306(b)(1)	709
GS - General Schedule	645
IT - Employees Appointed And Compensated Under Section 306(b)(1) Of The Robert T Stafford Disaster Relief	30
IC - Employees Holding Incident Management Cadre Of On-call Response/recovery Employees(core)positions	18
IR - Internal Revenue Service Broadband Classification And Pay System Positions Only	7
PG - Printing Office Grades	3
SK - Non-supervisorty Postions Employed By The Securities And Exchange Commission (sec) And Formerly Under Gs Pay	2
ZA - Administrative	1
ES - Senior Executive Service	1

Starting Paygrade:	$28,921.00 / year base pay at paygrade GS-4, Step 1
Maximum Paygrade:	$152,771.00 / year base pay at paygrade GS-15, Step 10
Category:	Administrative and Management
Occupation Family:	2000 SUPPLY GROUP

Other Jobs at the GS-4 Paygrade

GS-4 is the starting paygrade for Supply Program Management jobs. Here are some other Federal Government jobs that can be held by employees at the GS-4 paygrade.

Occupation	Occupation Category	Starting Paygrade	Maximum Paygrade
Health System Administration	Administrative and Management	GS-4	GS-15
Compliance Inspection and Support	Clerical and Administrative Support	GS-1	GS-9
Health Aid and Technician	Technical and Medical Support	GS-1	GS-9
Land Law Examining	Administrative and Management	GS-4	GS-15
Construction Control Technical	Technical and Medical Support	GS-1	GS-9

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Average Supply Program Management Pay Trend from 2004 to 2021

In 2004, the average pay for a Supply Program Manager was $71,546. Since then, the average pay has increased to $77,000 in 2021.

Data Sources

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The series code of this occupation is 2003.