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Fulwood Construction Co. LLC
Construction Project Manager - Federal Construction
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What they do
A Construction Project Manager supervises construction projects from beginning to end, ensuring that projects are completed within time and budgetary constraints. Controls the time, cost and quality of construction projects, from residential, commercial and industrial buildings to roads, bridges and schools. Plans and coordinate all aspects of the construction process, including hiring contractors and working with engineers, architects and vendors.
$100,770 / year median in Mississippi
+10% projected growth
Job Description
Construction Project Manager - Federal ConstructionPosition OverviewLead and deliver federal construction projects from pre-construction through closeout, with emphasis on compliance, safety, schedule and budget control. This role manages federal and DoD-specific requirements, coordinates with government stakeholders and design teams, and ensures successful delivery of complex facilities including hospitals and medical treatment facilities.
Key ResponsibilitiesManage all phases of federal construction projects (planning, procurement, construction, commissioning, closeout) ensuring on-time, on-budget delivery.
Serve as primary point of contact with federal owners, contracting officers, A/E firms, and inspectors; maintain strong owner relations and clear communication.
Develop and maintain project schedules (CPM), budgets, cost forecasts, and change management; implement cost-control measures and report progress to stakeholders.
Ensure compliance with federal regulations, FAR/DFARS requirements, security protocols, Buy American Act, Davis-Bacon, and other applicable statutes.
Oversee quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC), site inspections, testing, and commissioning activities; manage punch lists and warranty issues.
Coordinate and supervise subcontractor selection, performance, and safety programs; enforce OSHA and site-specific safety plans.
Manage logistics, site access, and security requirements for federal facilities and sensitive sites; handle government-issued permits and clearances.
Lead value engineering, constructability reviews, and risk management activities to optimize project outcomes.
Prepare and review project documentation, RFI responses, submittals, progress reports, and as-built drawings for government acceptance.
Mentor and coordinate project teams, including engineers, superintendents, and field staff; promote a collaborative and safety-first culture.
QualificationsBachelors degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Architecture, or related field; advanced degree preferred.
Minimum 8-12 years of construction project management experience with at least 5 years on federal construction projects; hospital/medical facility experience strongly preferred.
Demonstrated experience with federal contracting requirements (FAR/DFARS), Davis-Bacon, Buy American, and other applicable federal statutes and regulations.
Proven track record managing hospital construction projects, including MEP coordination, infection control risk assessment (ICRA), and commissioning.
Strong knowledge of construction means and methods, CPM scheduling, cost estimating, and change order management.
Professional certifications preferred: PMP, CCM, DBIA, or
Experience managing subcontractors, QA/QC programs, and implementing site safety plans; strong leadership and communication skills.
Proficient with construction management software (Procore, Primavera P6, MS Project) and Microsoft Office suite.
BenefitsPTO401kMedical Benefits
Key ResponsibilitiesManage all phases of federal construction projects (planning, procurement, construction, commissioning, closeout) ensuring on-time, on-budget delivery.
Serve as primary point of contact with federal owners, contracting officers, A/E firms, and inspectors; maintain strong owner relations and clear communication.
Develop and maintain project schedules (CPM), budgets, cost forecasts, and change management; implement cost-control measures and report progress to stakeholders.
Ensure compliance with federal regulations, FAR/DFARS requirements, security protocols, Buy American Act, Davis-Bacon, and other applicable statutes.
Oversee quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC), site inspections, testing, and commissioning activities; manage punch lists and warranty issues.
Coordinate and supervise subcontractor selection, performance, and safety programs; enforce OSHA and site-specific safety plans.
Manage logistics, site access, and security requirements for federal facilities and sensitive sites; handle government-issued permits and clearances.
Lead value engineering, constructability reviews, and risk management activities to optimize project outcomes.
Prepare and review project documentation, RFI responses, submittals, progress reports, and as-built drawings for government acceptance.
Mentor and coordinate project teams, including engineers, superintendents, and field staff; promote a collaborative and safety-first culture.
QualificationsBachelors degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Architecture, or related field; advanced degree preferred.
Minimum 8-12 years of construction project management experience with at least 5 years on federal construction projects; hospital/medical facility experience strongly preferred.
Demonstrated experience with federal contracting requirements (FAR/DFARS), Davis-Bacon, Buy American, and other applicable federal statutes and regulations.
Proven track record managing hospital construction projects, including MEP coordination, infection control risk assessment (ICRA), and commissioning.
Strong knowledge of construction means and methods, CPM scheduling, cost estimating, and change order management.
Professional certifications preferred: PMP, CCM, DBIA, or
CCS. OSHA
30 and other safety certifications desirable.Experience managing subcontractors, QA/QC programs, and implementing site safety plans; strong leadership and communication skills.
Proficient with construction management software (Procore, Primavera P6, MS Project) and Microsoft Office suite.
BenefitsPTO401kMedical Benefits