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Candidate must also be able to work onsite 2-3 days/week*Engagement to be extended beyond 6/30/24 up to a year or more About the role: The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) Information Technology Division is seeking a senior Infrastructure Project Manager to manage and deliver a complex IT project(s) with multiple teams and work streams coordinated to an aggressive delivery schedule.
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The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) Information Technology Division is seeking a Senior Infrastructure Project Manager to manage and deliver a complex IT project (s) with multiple teams and work streams coordinated to an aggressive delivery schedule.
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Manage or lead the development of final traffic analyses/studies, traffic engineering reports, traffic signal warrant analyses, traffic signal justification reports (SJRs), operational and safety analysis reports (OSARs), interchange access reports (IARs), corridor studies, signal timing studies, clearance interval calculations, left-turn phasing evaluations, access management studies/exception requests, and transportation plans.
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Title: Transportation Project Manager. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in transportation engineering and project management. Manage various design and support tasks, including roadway, trail, and sidewalk design; storm drainage design; stormwater management; erosion and sediment control plans; transportation management plans; signing and pavement marking plans; traffic signal plans; quantity and cost estimating; utility adjustment plans and coordination.
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The Survey Project Manager directs projects, planning, scheduling, data development, provides oversight and reporting supporting transportation projects involving right-of-way maps, design and construction surveys, aerial mapping, horizontal and vertical control, and state land surveying services utilizing geospatial technologies.
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As a Transportation Project Manager, the selected candidate will be responsible for; client coordination, managing a design team, coordinating with other design disciplines, performing Quality Control reviews, preparing scope and fee proposals, adhering to project budgets and schedules, and assisting with RFP responses and presentations.
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From more resource-efficient factories, resilient supply chains, and smarter buildings and grids, to sustainable transportation as well as advanced healthcare, we create technology with purpose adding real value for customers.
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VDOT IT Infrastructure Project Manager PMP. Serve as a hands-on technical project manager with development staff and business groups. The project manager leads the team through the Commonwealth Standard for Project Management for successful completion of the project phases: PreSelect, Initiation, Planning, Execution and Control and Closeout.
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Job Title : Infrastructure Project Manager PMP Location: Richmond, VA, Hybrid. Under the program manager, the project manager is responsible for the outcome of the assigned projects.
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At RK&K. we are currently hiring a highly accomplished and visionary Project Manager to lead our Highway Design Engineering Team in Richmond, VA. As the Project Manager you will be responsible for overseeing and guiding a team of talented engineers and designers in the successful execution of highway and roadway projects.
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Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) Asset Management Division is seeking a senior technical Project Manager to manage and deliver complex IT Project(s) with multiple teams and work streams coordinated to an aggressive delivery schedule.
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ATCS is seeking an energetic, highly motivated, detail-oriented, self-starter to join our team as a Senior Roadway Engineer / Project Manager in our Glen Allen VA office. Daily responsibilities may include project design, task management, client contact, and quality control.
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The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) Information Technology Division is seeking senior Infrastructure Project Manager to manage and deliver a complex ITproject(s) with multiple teams and work streams coordinated to an aggressive delivery schedule.
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Adhere to VDOT and VITA project management practices and governance requirements; coordinate with VDOT and VITA Project Management Offices. PMP or Qualified under Commonwealth of Virginia Qualification Standards for IT Project Managers for Category 4 Projects.
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The Project Manager must: maintain superior relationships with each of his/her clients and cross-sell Timmons Group services which may fall outside of his/her direct professional expertise, and direct ongoing communications with the Office Manager and Transportation Group Leader are essential.
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