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G L Homes of Florida Corporation
Purchasing/Contracts Manager
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What they do
A Contracts Manager reviews and manages business contracts for a company or organization. Reviews proposed contract terms and conditions, and communicates and negotiates with clients, suppliers or subcontractors. Confirms that contract terms have been met before a contract is closed out. Manages contract changes and contract record keeping.
$109,869 / year median in Florida
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Job Description Job Description Job Description Position Summary :
Develop Bid Packages and Bid Work Out to Subcontractors- Identify and communicate the needs of the Field Construction while staying abreast of and in contact of the most qualified and competitive subcontractors available for the job. Bidding
- Continuous research for new competitive subcontractors.
Key Duties and Responsibilities:
Evaluate Bids Received, Negotiate Contract Terms and Pricing, Award and Write Contracts- Identify if bids are in line with Bid Package, analyze pricing with regards to estimates and budgets, negotiate competitive contract amounts and document in contract form. Maintain Subcontractor Relations
- Periodically monitor subcontractor performance to determine if it is in line with contract and the needs of construction field personnel. Revise contracts when necessary to improve the quality of construction methods or the quantity of construction materials. Mediate issues between subcontractors and field personnel to maintain a productive working environment. Estimating and Plan Review
- Create job cost estimates for multiple trades for a number of plans in different communities. These estimates are based on community standard features, current industry costs and knowledge of subcontractors. Communicate with architects and engineers on any plan changes, issues, and inconsistencies. Knowledge of Construction Materials and Methods
- Maintain knowledge of past, present and new types of construction materials and methods. Stay in touch with variety of trade industries to be informed of newest construction technologies. Be aware of what the competition is offering to stay ahead of residential market place. Research/Resolve Accounting Issues
- Receive and evaluate outstanding invoicing from subcontractors.
Collect / Help
Manage Subcontractor Insurance and License Information- Responsible for the initial gathering of insurance and license information from subcontractors for all new projects.