Senior Project & QA Manager - Federal Sector

APSI Construction Management•Boston, MA

3d•$154,000 - $164,000•Onsite

About The Position

Job Title: Senior Project & QA Manager Location: Jon Joseph Moakley Courthouse located at 1 Courthouse Way, Boston, MA 02210 Project Name: CM Support Services, Moakley Courthouse Hardening Project Client: General Services Administration (GSA) Pay Range: $154K - $164K per year plus benefits Anticipated Start Date: November 2026 Project Duration: 19-months PROJECT DETAILS (SIZE, SOW, SITE BACKGROUND, ETC.): SOW: THE PROJECT SCOPE CONSISTS OF REMOVAL OF EXISTING WINDOWS, DOORS AND ENTRANCE SYSTEMS, INCLUDING THE EXISTING STOREFRONT ASSEMBLY AT THE MAIN PUBLIC ENTRANCE, AND PROVIDING FORCED ENTRY RESISTANT ASSEMBLIES, PLUS UPGRADES TO COURTHOUSE LOCKDOWN ASSEMBLIES

Requirements

Minimum of 10 years of construction experience as a Construction Manager, Construction Management Representative, Owner’s Representative, or Construction Inspector, with at least 6 years on similar projects (including general construction, concrete, sitework, and utility installation)
Proven experience managing GSA projects in both CMa and Inspector roles
Proven experience with Federal and local government office building projects, including procedural, review, and approval requirements
Proven experience preparing cost estimates and Independent Government Estimates
Proven experience preparing Integrated Master Schedules
Proven experience reviewing contractor shop drawings and submittals
Proven experience with P100 and code compliance requirements
Proven experience performing material take-offs, pricing work, evaluating proposals and bills of materials, and negotiating contract adjustments
Proven knowledge of construction safety practices, including OSHA requirements

Nice To Haves

Experience managing staff and consultants delivering a full range of construction management services, including change management, scheduling, budget analysis, estimating, risk management, commissioning, and quality assurance (Safety, MEP, Structural, Life Safety, Fire Prevention)
Hold a degree in Construction Management, Architecture, or Engineering
Certified or pursuing certification as a Construction Manager (CCM) by the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA)

Responsibilities

Maintain excellent relationships with clients, building occupants, designers, and general contractors
Prepare correspondence and maintain official construction site records
Conduct and lead project meetings, resolve issues, and brief clients and management; document agendas and meeting minutes
Manage and coordinate consultants, staff, and interdisciplinary teams to deliver construction management services
Manage project schedules from inception to closeout, including coordination within occupied facilities
Ensure project requirements are met in terms of scope, schedule, budget, and quality
Develop and control project budgets and funding strategies
Review and interpret construction drawings, specifications, and workmanship standards
Apply in-depth knowledge of construction practices, materials, and installation methods
Perform inspections of materials, workmanship, and system installations; conduct quality assurance inspections
Review contractor requisitions and invoices; analyze proposals and bills of materials; provide recommendations
Manage change orders, cost control, and prepare estimates (including time impacts and Independent Government Estimates)
Perform material take-offs, pricing, and negotiate equitable contract adjustments
Prepare daily, weekly, and monthly reports with project status updates and issue tracking
Apply knowledge of construction safety practices, including OSHA requirements
Integrate competing project elements to ensure smooth planning and execution
Perform other duties as required