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Preconstruction Manager - Top 100 Builder - D.C. Metro

Posted 3 days ago

michael pageDerwood (MD)

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Mid-Atlantic General Contractor Position High-impact role with one of the Mid-Atlantic's top-ranked GC's! 28%+ YOY growth, offering lots of upward mobility & leadership opportunity. About Our ClientWith over 60 years in the business, this Top 100 ENR Firm is one of the most respected & well-established General Contractors in the Mid-Atlantic. They offer a diverse, high-profile portfolio of transformative projects, typically ranging from $30M - $200M+ in value. A bit more about my client: One of the largest & most reputable construction companies in the Mid-Atlantic 28%+ YOY growth$350M+ in annual revenue slated for 2026 Expected to double in size by 2028!Core Market Sectors: Commercial, Life Science/Health Care, Technology, Higher Ed & K-12, Multi-Family, Hospitality, Municipal/Public Works, Interiors, Government Award-winning culture that inspires excellence, fosters community, & celebrates individuality
Job Description: Lead conceptual budgeting, detailed estimating, and GMP development for ground-up construction projects. Prepare and review quantity takeoffs, cost estimates, and pricing exercises to ensure accuracy and competitiveness. Develop, maintain, and improve historical cost databases to support future estimating efforts. Conduct scope gap analyses and commercial risk reviews to identify and mitigate potential project exposures. Lead bid leveling efforts and evaluate subcontractor proposals for completeness, value, and risk. Develop project buyout strategies and support subcontractor procurement activities. Manage subcontractor and vendor negotiations to secure the best value for project stakeholders. Create and administer bid packages, scopes of work, and procurement strategies. Coordinate preconstruction design efforts with owners, architects, engineers, and consultants. Lead constructability reviews and provide recommendations to improve efficiency, cost, and project execution. MPI does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, marital status, or based on an individual's status in any group or class protected by applicable federal, state or local law. MPI encourages applications from minorities, women, the disabled, protected veterans and all other qualified applicants. The Successful Applicant+/- 5-12 years of experience in Preconstruction or Estimating Experience preparing conceptual budgets, detailed estimates, and GMPs for commercial construction projects Strong background in commercial construction sectors Experience managing preconstruction efforts for large-scale ground-up developments Proven success performing quantity takeoffs, estimate reviews, and pricing analysis Experience with subcontractor procurement, bid leveling, buyout strategies, and contract negotiations Strong understanding of construction costs, means and methods, scheduling, and project delivery What's on Offer Extremely competitive 6-figure base salary - $115k - $175kAnnual bonuses Vehicle allowance Medical, dental, vision insurance Short & Long-Term Disability 401k match - 50% match up to 6%Paid parking Fitness facility on site Gym discounts Maternity and Paternity leave Generous PTO (3-4 weeks to start) + company holidays
Job Summary
Sector: Construction
Sub Sector: Bid Manager
Industry: Property
Where: Rockville
Contract Type: Permanent
Consultant name: Arianna Mancini
Job Reference: JN-102026-7120885

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