MEP Estimator
nexxtMelbourne (FL)
About the role
The ideal candidate will have a strong background in MEP estimating and experience supporting large-scale commercial and industrial construction projects. This individual will be responsible for developing accurate cost estimates, evaluating MEP scopes, and collaborating with preconstruction, design, and construction teams throughout the bidding and design-build process.
Responsibilities:
Develop detailed estimates for mechanical and/or electrical scopes on large-scale commercial and industrial projects
Review drawings, specifications, and bid documents to determine project scope and requirements
Prepare bid packages, RFIs, and cost analyses throughout preconstruction
Solicit and evaluate subcontractor/vendor pricing and identify scope or cost discrepancies
Collaborate with design, preconstruction, and construction teams throughout the design-build process
Provide value engineering and cost-saving recommendations
Maintain accurate estimating documentation and project cost information
Qualifications:
7+ years of MEP estimating or relevant preconstruction experience preferred
Strong mechanical and/or electrical estimating background
Experience with a General Contractor or large-scale MEP subcontractor
Proven experience supporting large commercial and/or industrial projects
Experience with projects valued at $20M+ preferred
Strong ability to read and interpret drawings, specifications, and construction documents
Design-build experience strongly preferred
Proficiency with Excel and relevant estimating software
Strong communication, organization, and analytical skills
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