Construction Superintendent

B2 Constructors•Dallas, TX

5d•Onsite

About The Position

B2 Constructors LLC is seeking an experienced Project Superintendent to lead field operations for a VA Medical Center parking lot construction project at the Dallas VAMC. This is a federally contracted project requiring strict compliance with VA regulations, VHA safety and access protocols. The Superintendent will be the primary on-site representative responsible for coordinating all subcontractors, enforcing quality standards, and driving the project to on-time, on-budget completion. The scope includes civil sitework and parking lot construction for the VA Medical Center campus, encompassing: Demolition of existing improvements (saw cutting, haul-off, disposal), Earthwork, grading, and subgrade preparation, Storm sewer installation, Erosion and sediment control (install, maintain, remove at closeout), Concrete paving, flatwork, curbs, and ADA-compliant details, High-security perimeter fencing and gate systems, Pavement markings, signage, and site details, Electrical work: demolition, temporary power, underground distribution, and exterior lighting, Landscape and irrigation modifications.

Requirements

Minimum 7 years of experience as a field superintendent on commercial or civil construction projects of comparable scope and complexity.
Prior experience on VA, DoD, or other federal government construction contracts strongly preferred.
Demonstrated experience managing civil sitework, concrete paving, underground utilities, and electrical subcontractors simultaneously.
Working knowledge of Davis-Bacon Act prevailing wage requirements and certified payroll compliance.
OSHA 30-Hour Construction certification (required).
Ability to read and interpret construction drawings, specifications, and geotechnical reports.
Proficient with construction scheduling tools (Procore or MS Project) and field documentation software.
Valid driver’s license and ability to pass VA background investigation and facility access requirements.

Nice To Haves

Experience with VA VHA Master Specifications and Veterans Affairs construction procedures.
Prior work on active medical or hospital campuses requiring coordination with facility operations.
Familiarity with high-security fencing and gate systems (AMAG, Lift Master, or similar).
LEED or quality management system familiarity.
USACE Construction Quality Management (CQM) certification.

Responsibilities

Serve as the primary point of contact on-site for the VA Contracting Officer, COR, and A/E representative.
Manage and coordinate all subcontractors across civil, electrical, fencing, concrete, landscaping, and specialty trades.
Maintain a current 3-week lookahead schedule and participate in owner/VA progress meetings.
Review and understand contract drawings and all applicable specification sections.
Sequence work to minimize disruption to active VA Medical Center operations and shuttle/parking access.
Enforce OSHA and VA/VHA site safety standards at all times; conduct daily safety briefings and weekly toolbox talks.
Manage site access controls in accordance with VA facility requirements, including badging and escort protocols.
Ensure NPDES stormwater compliance and maintenance of erosion control measures throughout the project duration.
Coordinate utility disconnects, outages, and tie-ins with VA Facility Management with required advance notice.
Implement and maintain the project Quality Control Plan per VA contract requirements.
Coordinate construction material testing (soils compaction, concrete cylinders) and respond to failed tests with corrective action.
Review submittals in the field and confirm installed materials match approved submissions.
Conduct and document preparatory, initial, and follow-up QC inspection phases for each definable feature of work.
Monitor subcontractor progress against the baseline schedule; identify and communicate float erosion and delays early.
Proactively identify and resolve scope gaps (survey/layout, traffic control, trench restoration, gate operator power, etc.) before they cause schedule or cost impact.
Track and document potential change conditions; submit timely notice to the PM for any changed conditions or directed changes.
Review and approve subcontractor daily reports, labor hours, and material deliveries.
Maintain a daily superintendent’s log documenting weather, crew counts, equipment, work performed, and significant events.
Manage RFI field observations and coordinate responses with the PM and A/E.
Collect as-built markups from all subcontractors throughout construction; compile final as-built set.
Coordinate final inspections, punch list completion, and turnover documentation including O&M manuals, warranties, and training.