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Estimator

Posted 4 days ago

contractors lyncMilpitas (CA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$125,000 to $150,000

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About the role

Estimator: Bradley Concrete in Milpitas Bradley Concrete Milpitas, California Start Date 09/16/2026137,500.00 Full-Time Bradley Concrete is hiring an Estimator in Milpitas, California. The role interprets concrete scopes, performs take-offs, develops bid scopes, determines labor and material needs, and prepares proposals for general contractors and other project partners. The position requires at least eight years of construction-industry experience and a bachelor's degree in Construction Management or a related field. The employer has not provided an employment type, work mode, benefits, or application deadline. Starting compensation is $125,000 to $150,000. Bradley Concrete serves more than 40 general contractors in the greater San Francisco Bay Area and works in structural concrete, site concrete, structural excavation, drilled piers, demolition, scanning, asphalt paving, striping, reinforcement, and earthwork. The role connects estimating, bid preparation, supplier relationships, subcontractor coordination, and project cost tracking. The Milpitas location can be used to identify construction management jobs in the area. Role: Estimator Employer: Bradley Concrete, a subsidiary of XL Construction Location: Milpitas, California Employment type: Not provided by the employer. Work mode: Not provided by the employer. Salary: $125,000 to $150,000 starting compensation Experience: At least eight years in the construction industry Application deadline: Not provided by the employer. Apply For This JobApplicants can prepare a resume that shows concrete estimating, take-offs, bid preparation, cost tracking, construction software, supplier coordination, subcontractor relationships, and work on commercial projects. The application record identifies a bachelor's degree and estimating-software proficiency as part of the stated qualifications. Bradley Concrete Estimating WorkThe estimator interprets concrete scopes and determines the labor, materials, equipment, and subcontractors required for each opportunity. The work includes performing take-offs, tracking bids in Building Connected, developing proposals, preparing bid scopes, negotiating contracts, and maintaining relationships with suppliers and subcontractors. Project cost work continues after bid preparation. The position assists with project cost tracking and change orders, so the estimator connects early pricing decisions with later project records. Math, data analysis, client communication, and vendor communication are part of the stated skill set. Milpitas Concrete Operations Bradley Concrete is a subsidiary of XL Construction and serves more than 40 general contractors in the greater San Francisco Bay Area. Its listed specialties include structural concrete, site concrete, structural excavation, drilled piers, demolition, scanning, asphalt paving, striping, reinforcement, and earthwork. The Milpitas position supports work tied to those concrete and site-construction services. The employer has not provided a specific project assignment, travel requirement, employment schedule, or work mode. The listed location is Milpitas, California. Estimator Qualifications The role requires at least eight years of construction-industry experience and a bachelor's degree at minimum in Construction Management or a related field. Estimating-software proficiency, math and data-analysis skills, and the ability to build client and vendor relationships are also listed. The employer identifies the ability to interpret concrete scopes and develop labor, material, equipment, and subcontractor requirements as part of the job. The position also calls for professional judgment during proposal development, contract negotiation, and project cost tracking. OSHA construction standards cover safety topics across construction operations, but the employer has not added a role-specific OSHA credential to this record. Bid Development And Cost Control BuildingConnected is listed among the tools used to track bids. The estimator develops proposals and bid scopes after reviewing the concrete work, then evaluates labor, materials, equipment, and subcontractor requirements before pricing reaches the client or general contractor. Contract negotiation, supplier relationships, subcontractor relationships, change orders, and project cost tracking extend the role beyond a single take-off. These duties require organized records and clear communication as project assumptions, scopes, or costs change. Questions About The Estimator Role What compensation is listed? Starting compensation is $125,000 to $150,000. The employer has not provided a benefits package or an application deadline. How much construction experience is required? At least eight years of construction-industry experience is required. What education is required? A bachelor's degree at minimum in Construction Management or a related field is required. What work does the estimator perform? The role interprets concrete scopes, performs take-offs, tracks bids, develops proposals and bid scopes, determines labor and material needs, negotiates contracts, and assists with cost tracking and change orders. The position covers the estimating decisions that shape concrete proposals before work begins. The record also connects those decisions to contract negotiation, supplier and subcontractor coordination, and project cost records after award. Bradley Concrete's stated service range includes structural and site concrete as well as excavation, demolition, paving, striping, reinforcement, and earthwork. The application route is the official Jobvite page listed for the Estimator position.

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