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Supports the preconstruction team including quantity takeoff, trade coordination and scope of work development, scope review, bid package development, schedule development, bid list creation and bid advertisement.
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Project types include design, design/build, design/bid/build, general construction, CM, CMaR and self-performing general trades work. Assist Senior Cost Estimator in the bid process through the solicitation of trade contractors, development of general conditions estimates, self-performing trade takeoffs and schedule refinement.
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In this role, you will be responsible for all preconstruction activities on large volume water projects, including developing preliminary budgets, value engineering, preconstruction schedules, procurement plan, prequalification of subcontractors, detailed take-off and estimating, definition of bid package scopes, the subcontractor/supplier bidding process, evaluation of bids, presentation of detailed estimates of the work, evaluation of alternatives and comparative studies.
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The Assistant Project Manager will work closely with construction project managers to ensure projects are competitively bid and meet the needs of the client, and provide support to PM’s, Field Engineers, and Superintendents throughout the construction and commissioning phases of the project as needed.
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In this role, you'll play a key role in subcontractor and vendor management, bid preparation, cost control, and client interaction. Responsible for preparing bid packages and invitation to bid inquiries, receiving and analyzing bids, qualifying subcontractors, and awarding subcontracts and major purchase orders.
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Under the direct supervision of the Procurement Manager, this position is responsible for the administrative support of Agency contracts ranging from products to services and construction.
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Role SummaryThe Project Manager 1 will provide overall direction and leadership for an entire project or a portion of a larger, more complex project in concert with the Project Superintendent. Develops and updates project schedule for both preconstruction and construction activities.
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Project Manager Commercial Construction Project Manager position open in Jacksonville. Successfully bid projects will be passed on to you from the pre-construction team, you will then communicate and manage the project, liaising with sub-trades, consultants, engineers and client representatives.
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As Operations Manager, you will be responsible for the project costing, safety, scheduling, budget and overall management of the day to day operations of the site. 5+ years of experience working as a Senior PM/Operations Manager.
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A leader in the Commercial Construction industry that provides an excellent opportunity for growth and high performance. Seeking a Jacksonville Operations Manager. Ground up construction experience required.
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We are looking for a Senior Project Manager who has experience in ground up commercial construction and healthcare renovations having managed projects from $10M to $50M or more. A successful Senior Project Manager at Meyer Najem effectively communicates and coordinates with the owner, onsite staff and back office operations team.
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Typical projects are both design-build and bid build projects typically ranging from $250K - $30M. The Sr. Project Manager will be responsible for planning, directing, coordinating, and supervising construction on multiple projects to ensure an on-time, on-budget project execution with high quality and no safety issues.
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Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering, Construction or Project Management; an advanced degree is a plus (In lieu of a degree, extensive experience in the military, railroad/construction, or related field will be considered.
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Provides oversight and pre-construction guidance on multiple moderate to highly complex project pursuits including developing competitive bid strategies, cost proposals, project schedules, cash flow analyses, cost of capital and cost of currency analyses, etc.
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The Engineering Manager for Water & Wastewater will manage execution of the engineering component of multiple traditional, design-build, design-bid-build, and collaborative delivery projects including advanced treatment facilities, underground conveyance, and carbon neutral solutions.
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