AECOM · 3 hours ago
Senior Project Manager
AECOM is a global infrastructure leader committed to delivering a better world. The Senior Project Manager will oversee a nationwide capital construction program for a U.S. Federal client, ensuring project execution, contract administration, and compliance throughout all delivery phases.
Civil EngineeringConstructionConsultingEnergyGovernmentInformation Technology
Responsibilities
Attend and represent owner preconstruction meetings
Coordinate with clients, stakeholders, and regulatory agencies to facilitate approvals, address concerns, and maintain compliance
Assist with evaluating, processing, tracking, and drafting all proposed or actual contract modifications
Manage project budgets and financial performance by tracking costs, forecasting expenses, and ensuring profitability
Review all Value Engineering (VE) Proposals, supporting documentation, technical evaluations, and recommend acceptance or rejection of the proposal
Review cost estimates
Review project budget
Resolve disputes and contractual issues by working with legal, claims, and project control teams
Review the payment invoices, negotiate disputed items, and prepare recommended payment vouchers for signature
Reviewing Earned Value Management (EVM) data and reports
Final Payment and Contract Acceptance Management
Commissioning Management and Coordination
Construction Schedule review and reporting
Oversee project scheduling and resource allocation to optimize productivity and efficiency
Support Project Controls in processing claims and claims prevention
Closeout Coordination and Oversight
Contract Claim and Dispute Resolution Management
Perform Punchlist oversight and participate in Zero Defect walkthrough
Reviewing contractor records (such as subcontracting reports, source lists, contract guidelines, documentation of outreach efforts, etc.)
Coordinate GC Workplan and advise if the construction contractor fails to promptly remove, correct, or replace unacceptable construction work, and assess any delays caused by such failure
Coordinate client Outage / Shutdown Procedure
Coordinating construction activities between IT integrator, furniture vendors and various other contractors
Promptly report to the construction contractors, in writing, observed variances from the contract requirements with a copy to the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR)
Review the construction contract, identify all tests that the construction contractor is required to perform, and prepare a written testing schedule
Review the contract documents and prepare a written response, to the satisfaction of the COR, to all RFI’s for which a response can be formulated with the information contained in the contract documents
Summarizing significant test results in progress reports
Assess whether the number of helpers, laborers, trainees, and apprentices is excessive compared to the number of journeymen
Assist in enforcing labor standards at the Project site
Assist with instituting corrective actions if labor violations are found
Confirm that the construction contractor has posted the effective wage rate decision at the site
Submit a written report summarizing Subcontractor activity, compliance with the Subcontracting Plan, and adherence to goals contained within the Subcontracting Plan
Verify that the approved Subcontracting Plan is followed once each quarter (four times per year)
Verify that workers designated as apprentices are enrolled in a certified apprenticeship program
Review payrolls to verify payment of any required minimum wage rates
Immediately notify the construction contractor, the COR, or other project officials if a potentially life-threatening safety conditions are observed
Inspect the construction contractors’ workmanship, materials, and equipment for conformity with requirements of the construction contracts
Lead safety and quality control initiatives to maintain a safe work environment and deliver high-quality outcomes
Maintain a list of all defects and omissions
Maintain Non-Conformance Notice and Open Issues Log Reconciliation
Monitor project progress and prepare reports for executive leadership, clients, and stakeholders
Notify project of test failures and planning corrective actions
Qualification
Required
BA/BS + 8 years of related experience or demonstrated equivalency of experience and/or education
8 years of experience progressive construction project management experience that includes knowledge of all project phases: planning, design, preconstruction, construction, commissioning, and turnover to operations
Experience with managing US Federal Government projects within the past 5 years
Relevant experience leading contacts, managing people, budgets, schedules, overseeing subcontractor performance, and working with stakeholders and governing agencies on behalf of a public-works owner
Preferred
Master's degree in construction management, engineering, or architecture
Construction Management, Engineering, or Architecture professional certifications (CCM/PMP) and/or license (RA/PE)
OSHA 10 Certification
Experience and understanding of all contract documents and in field problem solving skills and the interpretation of drawings and specifications
Benefits
Medical
Dental
Vision
Life
AD&D
Disability benefits
Paid time off
Leaves of absences
Voluntary benefits
Perks
Flexible work options
Well-being resources
Employee assistance program
Business travel insurance
Service recognition awards
Retirement savings plan
Employee stock purchase plan
Company
AECOM
AECOM is a global provider of professional technical and management support services to a broad range of markets.
Funding
Current Stage
Public CompanyTotal Funding
$1.2BKey Investors
Australian Renewable Energy Agency
2025-07-15Post Ipo Debt· $1.2B
2012-12-31Grant· $0.01M
2007-05-11IPO
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