Senior Master Planner

E Logic

5d•Hybrid

About The Position

E-Logic, Inc. is seeking a highly experienced Senior Master Planner to lead the development of a comprehensive 25-year installation Master Plan for a U.S. Government requirement in the United States Virgin Islands. The Senior Master Planner will provide technical leadership for master planning activities in accordance with UFC 2-100-01, including installation assessments, stakeholder engagement, future development planning, facility requirements, and preparation of a Capital Investment Plan. The position will lead multidisciplinary planning activities, coordinate stakeholder planning sessions, conduct site assessments, develop planning recommendations, and prepare the final Master Plan and associated deliverables.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Urban Planning, Architecture, Engineering, Geography, or a related field.
Minimum 10 years of total professional experience.
Demonstrated experience with DoD, Army, or National Guard installation master planning.
Experience applying UFC 2-100-01 to installation or facility master planning.
Experience developing area development plans.
Experience developing and evaluating facility requirements.
Experience preparing Capital Investment Plans.
Experience conducting stakeholder planning sessions and presenting technical recommendations.
Strong technical writing, analytical, organizational, and presentation skills.
Ability to work independently in a remote environment and coordinate effectively with a multidisciplinary team.
Ability and willingness to travel to the United States Virgin Islands as required.
Microsoft Office Suite
ArcGIS - working knowledge
Adobe InDesign or similar publishing/design software
Ability to interpret GIS data, maps, drawings, and planning graphics
Must be able to satisfy applicable U.S. Government installation access requirements.
Must complete applicable Antiterrorism Level I, iWATCH, OPSEC, and other required training.
Must comply with applicable Government security, safety, privacy, and information protection requirements.
Must protect Government information and Personally Identifiable Information encountered during performance.
Must comply with applicable installation and facility policies and procedures.

Nice To Haves

AICP certification.
National Guard or Army real property experience.
Experience with PRIDE and/or BUILDER.
Experience with DD Form 1391 development.
United States Virgin Islands or Caribbean planning experience.
Additional experience with DoD installation planning and real property programs.

Responsibilities

Lead development of a 25-year installation Master Plan in accordance with UFC 2-100-01.
Develop an integrated, installation-wide planning framework addressing current conditions and future growth.
Evaluate existing facilities, land use, infrastructure, development patterns, and organizational requirements.
Develop recommendations for future construction, renovation, expansion, replacement, consolidation, and facility utilization.
Prepare area development plans and long-range development strategies.
Review existing organizational and strategic plans and incorporate applicable requirements into the Master Plan.
Lead site visits and planning-level assessments of existing facilities and installation conditions.
Evaluate site opportunities, constraints, land-use considerations, circulation, facilities, and development potential.
Support planning-level environmental analysis and identification of environmental constraints.
Translate assessment findings into practical planning recommendations.
Develop a Capital Investment Plan identifying future construction and renovation requirements.
Identify potential projects and establish planning-level priorities and estimated costs.
Coordinate capital investment recommendations with facility requirements and long-range development objectives.
Incorporate the Capital Investment Plan into the final Master Plan.
Lead project kickoff and coordination meetings.
Conduct stakeholder planning sessions with Government representatives and other project stakeholders.
Facilitate discussions regarding current requirements, future growth, facility deficiencies, and development priorities.
Prepare meeting materials, presentations, and meeting documentation.
Present draft and final planning recommendations.
Prepare and manage development of the 50%, 90%, and 100% Master Plan submissions.
Prepare technical narratives, planning recommendations, exhibits, and supporting documentation.
Review and incorporate Government comments into subsequent submissions.
Support final presentation and discussion of the completed Master Plan.
Ensure deliverables meet applicable technical and quality requirements.
Coordinate planning activities with GIS, technical, environmental, and other project personnel.
Maintain project schedules and monitor progress toward required milestones.
Identify technical, schedule, and coordination issues and recommend corrective actions.
Support the contractor's Quality Control Program.
Ensure work is performed in accordance with applicable Government requirements and project standards.