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<p>This role is remote anywhere in the US with occasional travel. </p><p>Our client is a well established small to medium sized federal construction company that is looking for a Federal Construction Estimator to Provide technical guidance to promote consistency across projects and clients. Responsible for preparing detailed reviews to support cost estimates, cash flow projections, and estimate documentation.</p><p>The Estimator participates in all phases of the bid and estimating process—from reviewing plans and specifications to soliciting and negotiating pricing from subcontractors and suppliers—through final bid completion and buyout. This role includes performing quantity takeoffs, pricing, scoping, and bidding for construction projects, including complex trade packages and self-performed work.</p><p>We are looking for someone with previous Federal Estimating experience. </p><p><strong>Reports To:</strong> Director of Preconstruction</p><p><strong>Essential Duties</strong></p><ul><li><span class="s1"></span>Collaborate with the Director of Preconstruction and team members throughout the preconstruction phase.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Perform detailed quantity takeoffs.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Assist in pricing and bidding construction projects.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Develop and document assumptions during conceptual estimating and apply them to takeoff tasks.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Communicate with architects and owners to clarify scope, materials, and scheduling requirements; document all clarifications.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Review milestone documents to identify and price value engineering opportunities.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Participate in internal estimate review processes.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Assist in assembling final estimates for owner presentations.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Collect and organize bid information post-bid for future reference.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Support field operations with change order pricing as needed.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Coordinate with subcontractors by providing necessary information and documentation.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Prepare contractual scope exhibits for subcontracts.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Participate in hard bid estimating and GMP budgeting activities, including soliciting subcontractor bids and evaluating proposals.</li></ul><p><strong>Qualifications</strong></p><ul><li><span class="s1"></span>Bachelor’s degree OR 5–8 years of relevant federal estimating experience, or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.</li></ul><p><strong>Required Skills</strong></p><ul><li><span class="s1"></span>Strong understanding of estimating processes and procedures.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Extensive experience in Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Management (EPCM) and lump sum estimating methods.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Proven ability to organize, perform, review, and present cost estimates with minimal supervision.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Deep understanding of project schedules and the ability to forecast cost curves based on activity sequencing.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Proficiency in Microsoft Office and scheduling/construction software (e.g., Primavera, Procore).</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Working knowledge of negotiated bids, hard bids, and GMP processes.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Strong attention to detail.</li><li><span class="s1"></span>Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.</li></ul><p><br></p><p>#ZR</p>

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