Project Manager, Federal

Description

• Responsible to manage design contracts for the US Federal Government with a primary focus on Depart of Defense, Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Space Force, and National Guard projects.
• Assist with managing the performance of design quality, financial, and strategic goals.
• Exercise judgment in evaluation, selection, and use of standard techniques, working to solve problems when encountered, and receives guidance on complex projects.
• Be responsible for compliance with budgets, financial and contractual requirements of projects.
• Directly manage small Minor Capital / SRM, as well and large complex projects.
• Establish and discuss project goals, objectives, design standards, and procedures with project personnel, Market Sector Leader(s), and Director of Operations.
• Monitor and review the technical quality of documents produced in accordance with government and company standards, policies, and procedures.
• Prepare and deliver oral and written presentations on the design and production of projects; present and explain proposals, reports, and findings to clients.
• Coordinate the work of professionals and technicians.
• Provide technical leadership to project delivery teams.
• Manage various pre-design services including DoD planning, programming, feasibility studies, facility condition assessment, site selection, and cost analysis.
• Performs work requiring independent judgment in evaluation, selection, and adaptation/modification of standard techniques, procedures, and criteria independently solves problems encountered.
• Coordinate and conduct internal meetings with staff and consultants to ensure compliance of construction documentation and design specifications with contractual scope of work, codes and standards, regulations, design guides, construction budget and design delivery schedule.
• Participates in cross-discipline discussions and coordination with multidisciplinary teammates.
• Lead reviews with government agencies and various other jurisdictional agencies for code compliance.

Requirements

• Competent in general conventional aspects of architecture and engineering design and construction practices.
• Professional Engineer (PE), Registered Architect, or CCM preferred.
• Familiarity with how projects go from beginning to completion.
• A background in mentoring younger engineers or coordinating across disciplines
• 8+ years of experience
• Travel for project-related activities may be required.
• Strong graphic, verbal, and written communication skills.?
• Bachelor’s degree in the field of architecture, engineering, or construction management required.
• Demonstrated knowledge of:
• Unified Facilities Guide Specification (UFGS) (SpecsIntact)
• Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC)
• Market-specific Certifications preferred.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance