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The Project Manager will estimate construction costs, perform change orders, prepare market research, and provide estimating services across various projects.

The Mechanical Engineer will oversee construction progress, ensure compliance with codes, inspect work quality, and serve as a liaison between clients and contractors.

Design and analyze mechanical systems for federal projects, ensuring compliance with regulations. Collaborate with teams, conduct site assessments, and lead troubleshooting efforts.

The Senior Project Manager will oversee construction management, project controls, and quality assurance, while leading teams and managing complex construction projects for the federal sector.

Oversee SCIF construction projects, ensuring compliance with security standards and construction specifications. Facilitate effective client communication and lead project management activities across multiple stages.

The Mechanical Engineer will design, analyze, and implement mechanical systems, ensuring compliance with regulations while collaborating with project teams in federal projects.

The BIM Engineer will manage BIM execution plans, consult on BIM strategies, collaborate with project teams, and leverage innovative technologies in design and construction.

Conduct mechanical inspections on new constructions and renovations, monitor work progress, ensure compliance with specifications, and provide field representation for construction activities.

Manage complex Integrated Master Schedules, evaluate construction schedules for compliance and performance, and coordinate project activities to ensure alignment and reporting.

The Project Engineer is responsible for assisting in project scheduling and construction management, ensuring compliance with project specifications, and coordinating with stakeholders. Key duties include monitoring project progress, providing on-site observations, and managing administrative tasks related to project documentation.