Construction Manager

Job Description

Job DescriptionDescription:

Safety Improvements United States Park Police Building

This project will install fire suppression and fire alarm systems in the USPP Aviation Building, located in Anacostia Park, southeast Washington, DC. The Aviation Building consists of two aircraft storage and maintenance hangars and associated office space. The work includes installation of the following major components: a sprinkler system at the ceiling level of each hangar, a new water distribution line, which will be connected to the local provider’s water main;; an oil/water separator to capture potential fuel spills; a new fire alarm system to meet current NPS NCR fire protection system requirements; and, addressing several National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and NPS fire code compliance issues throughout the building. This project will be completed in a single phase.

Period of Performance: approximately 300 calendar days (9 months), exact dates have yet to be determined.

Requirements:

Qualifications:

• Technological knowledge and abilities: Utilizing the CM software management program, use of MS Teams to create and record meetings, make calls and share screens, ability to use Word, Excel, Adobe PDF, MS Project and any other software programs typically utilized for construction management services.
• Physical abilities: Ability to walk or climb on a daily basis to observe contract performance.
• Technical knowledge abilities: Ability to read, interpret and understand the Construction Contract, Plans and Specifications.
• Have knowledge of similar construction work so that the CMR can observe, document and confirm conformance to the contract, plans and specifications.
• Completed the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 30-hour construction safety training.
• The ability to understand cost estimates broken down at a minimum to prime and subcontractor labor, equipment, materials, overhead and profit and the ability to evaluate proposals broken down to that level. The ability to define and document scope changes either required by the owner or a result of a differing site condition. The ability to understand and document negotiations between the Government and the Construction Contractor for the technical scope requirements, prime and subcontractor labor, equipment, material, overhead and profit. Ability to read and interpret the construction schedule to evaluate and document progress. Ability to evaluate payment requests as they relate to percentages/dollars/activities – services received by the Government that can be paid for.
• Prior experience working with Federal Government Project Managers/CORs on processing change orders, requests for information, submittals, and field observation report.
• Prior experience with resource protection measures required by government agencies to avoid and minimize construction related adverse impacts to natural and cultural resources.
• Evidence the CMR has a minimum of 5 years’ experience with the three phases of onsite control.

To be considered for the Construction Manager Representative must provide:

• A professional resume
• Project List
• Minimum 3 references

CMR Resumes should include the Following:

• Name and title
• Current Project assignment
• Name of firm CMR was associated with
• Years of experience, including field of expertise and discipline with projects of similar scope and scale
• Active professional registration or relevant certifications; year first registered, if applicable
• Other experience and qualifications relevant to the same or similar work required under this Task Order
• List of recent and relevant projects in which the individual has worked to include name of project(s) and project location(s). Provide information regarding the project and the specific work that the CMR performed. In addition, include project owner representative contact information.

Education and/or professional qualifications:

• Construction Management
• Construction practices including waterline utility work and storm drainage.
• Working on sites with active visitation and operations.
• Working on sites with environmental conditions such as large storms.
• OSHA 30-hour Health and Safety training for construction.