Construction Project Manager

Are you an experienced Project Manager looking to lead large-scale construction projects with real ownership over financial performance, schedule, and client relationships? What if your next role put you in charge of complex, high-profile projects for U.S. federal clients, with direct access to senior leadership and long-term career growth? This opportunity is with a nationally respected construction management firm known for delivering mission-critical projects across the U.S. and internationally. The firm is recognized for empowering Project Managers to run projects end-to-end, supported by strong leadership, proven systems, and long-standing client relationships.What People Are SayingStrong reputation for delivering complex federal and infrastructure projects Long-standing relationships with repeat government clients Employees cite stability, leadership access, and meaningful responsibility on major projectsRole SnapshotTitle: Construction Project Manager Location: Project-based | On-site (travel and relocation required during construction phase) Compensation: $150,000 – $180,000 base salary (Strong total compensation depending on experience)What You’ll Be DoingLead projects from preconstruction through closeout with full ownership of P&L, schedule, contracts, and client relationships Work closely with on-site Superintendents to coordinate daily field operations, safety, and schedule performance Serve as the primary point of contact for clients, architects, engineers, and subcontractors Manage Prime Contract administration including procurement, subcontract buyout, cost control, and change management Oversee RFIs, submittals, shop drawings, and change orders Identify risks, schedule impacts, and cost exposures early and implement corrective actions Operate in a fast-paced, hands-on construction environment with direct visibility to executive leadership Projects are large-scale, technically complex, and often federally funded On-site leadership role throughout the construction lifecycleWhat They’re Looking ForExperience managing commercial, infrastructure, or federal construction projects Background in construction management, engineering, or a related discipline Ability to lead teams, manage subcontractors, and interface directly with clients Comfort overseeing budgets, schedules, and project documentation Familiarity with construction management and scheduling software Exposure to federal government clients is helpful, not required Certifications such as PE, EIT, or PMP are a plus Open to travel and project-based relocation Strong learning, advancement, and leadership growth opportunities