Senior Project Manager – Federal Engineering/Architecture

LRS Federal•Annapolis, MD

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

LRS Federal is a veteran-owned federal contractor specializing in engineering and construction management services for projects of national importance. With a proven track record supporting a range of federal clients, we bring deep technical expertise and a strong commitment to service. As a member of our team, you’ll have the opportunity to grow your career while contributing to work that makes a difference. We value initiative, integrity, and a drive to deliver results — and we’re dedicated to helping our employees advance professionally within a collaborative and supportive environment. Position Overview We are seeking an experienced Senior Project Manager to lead multi-discipline engineering and architecture projects for federal clients in the medical sector. This role involves managing design-build and design-bid-build projects from initial planning and design through construction, with a focus on vertical structures and healthcare facilities. The ideal candidate will provide strategic leadership, ensure technical excellence, and drive project success across a diverse portfolio of federal engineering and architectural initiatives. Role on the Team Reporting to the Vice President of Operations, the Senior Project Manager will be responsible for direct supervision of technical staff, ensuring compliance with quality standards, managing client relationships, overseeing project financials, and fostering collaboration across business lines and remote teams.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in engineering, architecture, or a related field.
10+ years of general experience in engineering design, architectural design, construction management, or engineering project management.
5+ years of leadership experience on federal government A/E projects with agencies such as DHA, USACE, NAVFAC, GSA, VA, USDA, DHS, or DOI.
3+ years of experience with federal medical clients, such as DHA, USACE Huntsville MST, USACE Little Rock MST, USACE Mobile MST, VA, or others.
Proven ability to manage up to four (4) multi-million-dollar projects simultaneously.
5+ years leading technical teams on projects over $20M in construction value.
Design experience using UFCs, WBDG, USACE Huntsville Design Guide, or others.
Experience working under federal contracting regulations, including FAR, UFC, WBDG, and CQM.
Expertise in design-build and alternative delivery methods.
Proficiency in RFI responses, contract compliance, and construction oversight.
Experience with industry-standard software (Revit, CAD, Bluebeam, ProjectTeam, ProCon, SharePoint, MS Project, Deltek, CostPoint, GovWin, Dropbox, etc.)
U.S. Citizenship required.
Sponsorship not available for this position.

Nice To Haves

Licensed Professional Engineer (PE) or AIA Architect
PMP Certification (or other nationally recognized project management certification)
CxA (or other nationally recognized commissioning certification)
LEED AP, WELL AP (or other green building certification)
CCP, PSP (or other cost estimating or scheduling certifications)
CCM, CPC (or other construction management certification)
CEM, CEA, BPI (or other energy management/audit certification)
CQM, NICET, NACE (or other nationally recognized inspection certifications)
DoD Security Clearance (or equivalent from another federal agency)
OSHA 30 (or other safety certifications)

Responsibilities

Lead and mentor in-house and subconsultant technical engineers, designers, and PMs.
Foster collaboration, communication, and coordination across multiple business lines.
Manage relationships with clients, remote team members, and subconsultants.
Identify and address project challenges while implementing effective solutions.
Maintain high team morale and support company-wide objectives.
Monitor and optimize staff utilization.
Develop project budgets and schedules.
Manage technical staff and subconsultants to meet budget and schedule goals.
Oversee project execution from planning to completion
Ensure client satisfaction, quality, and financial success.
Manage stakeholder relationships with clients, subconsultants, and end-users.
Develop and negotiate subcontract scopes of work and terms.
Ensure compliance with federal standards, regulations, and best practices.
Perform quality assurance reviews.
Review and approve project status reports, financials, and documentation.
Ensure accuracy in monthly financial closeout data, including revenue accruals, invoicing, and accounts payable.
Collaborate with company executives to develop proposals and negotiate contracts.
Participate in capture planning initiatives and contribute to marketing efforts.
Represent the company at conferences and industry events.