Construction Estimator/Manager

The Construction Estimator plays a crucial role in coordinating project budgeting activities. This includes preparing quantity surveys, obtaining subcontractor pricing, managing bidding schedules, reviewing historical cost data, ensuring compliance with the scope of work, and providing construction feasibility and value engineering counsel. Accurate and timely estimates for project delivery methods like Design Build and Hard Bid are essential. The Estimator should be well-versed in pricing for all delivery phases, offering detailed comparisons, and tracking change reports. Responsibilities include preparing and maintaining bidding schedules for multiple projects, creating bid invitations, selecting bidders, maintaining communication throughout the bidding process, reviewing drawings, creating scope-specific bid forms, and analyzing job proposals to develop detailed bid tabs. For Hard Bid and Design Build Estimating, tasks involve procuring drawings and specifications, tracking correspondence and documents, confirming the completeness of contract documents, creating a Control Estimate, confirming local building permit rates, and liaising with architects regarding addenda and supplemental information. The ideal candidate must have proven experience as a commercial construction estimator, a basic understanding of accounting and project management concepts, deep knowledge of research methodology, data analysis, and estimation metrics. Strong numerical and technological skills, attention to detail, communication, negotiation, and team collaboration abilities are essential. Being well-organized, reliable, and experienced in various construction projects, including oversized to small capital and ground-up projects, is advantageous. This is a full-time position with benefits such as commuter assistance, paid sick time, paid time off, fixed shift (Monday to Friday, night shift, US shift), performance bonus, yearly bonus, and in-person work location.,