Specializes in large-scale infrastructure projects, including bridges, marine, and heavy civil work.
Lead estimator for water/wastewater projects, overseeing cost engineering and mentoring staff.
3 days ago ago
Expert & Leadership (13+ years)
Full Time
Grapevine, TX
Office Full-Time
Company Size
4,000 Employees
Service Specialisms
Construction services
Project Management
Engineering
Design
Consulting
Turnkey
General Contractor
Sector Specialisms
Bridge Construction
Complex Rehabilitation
Marine Construction
Special Projects
Industrial
Utility
Defense
Role
Description
estimate development
quantity verification
pricing review
design coordination
site visits
report preparation
Train and mentor estimators.
Must read the specifications and develop notes for the unique or extraordinary items.
Verify quantities and deliverables meet estimate required.
Conduct a detailed formal review of all engineered equipment, subcontract, and permanent material pricing.
Develop complete discipline specific estimates for very large, complex industrial projects.
Coordinate with design team to influence lowest cost of construction.
Facilitate Cross-Discipline Communication
Site visits to learn current building methods and past cost generation.
Communication with Senior Managers - Communicate critical issues and estimate assumptions up to the Manager as they arise to ensure everyone is on the same page for the reviews to eliminate late changes.
Prepare special studies or reports required by the unusual nature of some bid items or conditions.
Stay current on various trends and developments such as new equipment, means & methods, and procedures developing in the industry or specialized discipline.
Understand what design deliverables by discipline are required and assure that the delivery schedule is met
Schedule and prepare for estimate reviews
Requirements
bid preparation
project planning
cost benchmarking
problem solving
Must be capable of addressing technical challenges encountered during bid preparation.
Know how to build the project (best practices, sequence, geographical challenges etc.).
Understand project past cost data for benchmarking to compare to estimates
Benefits
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Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
1900
Year Founded
The company has a long-standing history and vast experience in infrastructure projects.
Early projects included significant contributions to major American bridges like the George Washington Bridge.
Focuses on large-scale infrastructure and has expanded expertise into marine, heavy civil, and transport sectors.
Specializes in complex bridge design and construction, handling projects requiring technical expertise and innovation.
Portfolio includes landmarks such as the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge and the Forth Road Bridge in Scotland.
Operates globally with projects in the Americas, Europe, and the Middle East.
Known for tackling difficult and high-risk projects, often called upon for unique solutions.
Primarily known for bridge-building expertise, also works extensively in marine and utilities sectors.
Culture + Values
Problem Solving – American Bridge exists to deliver our customer’s most challenging infrastructure projects.
Safety – Every decision made and action taken will be consistent with the achievement of a zero‑incident workplace.
Innovation – We have a long history of applying engineering technology to develop better ways of building, and we possess a unique ability to capitalize on this technology by self‑performing the methods we invent.
Integrity – We engage customers, collaborators, labor, suppliers, and subcontractors with respect, unquestionable integrity, and fairness.
People – Our people are our most valuable asset. We value the development of personnel and provide opportunities for growth, advancement, and fulfillment.
“Make it happen” – Positive attitude that “Nothing is too anything for American Bridge.” We highly value leaders who are willing to tackle challenges, and we support and continually encourage this attitude.
Environment + Sustainability
93% Steel Recycling
Steel Recycling Rate
Steel is highly recyclable, with 93% of its usage in construction being recycled.
36% CO₂ Reduction
CO₂ Emissions Decrease
Advances in steel manufacturing have reduced CO₂ emissions by 36% since 1990.
26.3% Lower Emissions
Embodied CO₂e Emissions
Steel bridges have 26.3% fewer embodied CO₂e emissions compared to concrete bridges.