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Our comprehensive range of services includes full-service design engineering for transportation roadway and structural infrastructure, structural assessment, complex and underwater bridge inspection, construction management, water/wastewater/stormwater planning and design, strategic planning & communications, and many other related services for varying project types and sizes.
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Langan provides expert land development engineering and environmental consulting services for major developers, renewable energy producers, energy companies, corporations, healthcare systems, colleges/universities, and large infrastructure programs throughout the U.S. and around the world.
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REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, IT, Computer Science, Engineering, or related field or experience Minimum of four years of experience managing progressively more complex IT projects in applications, infrastructure and networking, and comprehensive understanding of the underlying technologies.
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The Project Manager will deliver professional service projects in the Cloud Infrastructure and DevOps spaces, requiring a deep understanding of the Application Stack, Agile processes, technical project delivery, and Cloud (Amazon Web Services & Azure.
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About AECOMAECOM is the world s trusted infrastructure consulting firm, delivering professional services throughout the project lifecycle from advisory, planning, design and engineering to program and construction management.
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The Program/Project Manager will work closely with national industry leaders and local experts as part of the WTR Business Unit to support clients with infrastructure design for water resource related projects.
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Planning, inventory/materials management, work center, workforce management, functional asset management, general/maintenance agreements, systems support, capital infrastructure, sustainable resources/energy, estimating, interagency, and Sound Transit oversight.
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Demonstrated experience with water resource infrastructure including fishery related projects, hydropower, dams, water conveyance, storm water networks, heavy grading, water treatment, spillways, and pump stations.
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Langan is seeking a Senior Environmental Project Manager with a specialization in Data Centers and Critical Facilities to join its national practice. Prepare draft invoices, project billings, and assist in payment collections.
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Energy Infrastructure Partners (EIP) is actively seeking a skilled Market Research Analyst and Project Manager to spearhead a market research initiative in Washington. As the Market Research Analyst and Project Manager, you will have the opportunity to drive strategic decision-making and contribute to our clients' success while furthering the clean energy transition.
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This contractor is a prominent heavy civil construction firm based in Shoreline, Washington, specializing in delivering complex infrastructure projects with excellence and precision. As the Heavy Civil Project Manager, you will lead the successful execution of deep underground wet utilities projects, including water, sewer, and storm systems, in the Shoreline area.
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Involved from project inception to completion in the management of design and construction of infrastructure projects, including rehabilitation and reconstruction, grading, drainage, pavement design, specifications, building materials, phasing, and construction safety plans.
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Minimum of 2 years experience in Project Controls leadership role for heavy civil/major infrastructure construction projects. A leading NW Design/PM/CM firm is seeking a Project Controls Manager to help support their growth.
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Facilitate collaboration and communication between various technical specialists, including UX, software engineering, infrastructure, computational biology, simulation, and visualization experts to sustain focus, ensure on-time delivery, and drive project momentum.
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Since 1993, T2 Utility Engineers has provided professional Subsurface Utility Engineering and Utility Coordination, services in support of infrastructure projects of all sizes and types. APS is searching for a dynamic Professional Engineer to lead and expand our professional service expertise in providing reliable underground and above-ground utility information to reduce the risks that utilities present for infrastructure projects.
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infrastructure job Title: project manager in Bellevue, WA
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