Capital Development Project Manager

As a Capitol Development Project Manager, you will: Typically manage Capital Development projects that are $3.5 million dollars or greater and generally involve the creation of building square footage. Develop relationships and work with State agencies (end users) to identify define project scopes and potential scope gaps. Develop accurate project budgets based on project scope. Forecast project schedules including project milestones with the end users. Manage assist end user's expectations for the project process. Judiciously manage project funds in the State's best interest. Follow State procurement requirements. Procure design services work with the design professionals and end users. Manage the project scope associated budgets. Effectively communicate throughout the project with various stake holders. Evaluate systems life-cycle costs identify efficiencies. Coordinate schedules and tasks with designers, contractors, facility managers, end users,and other professional service companies. Participate in the procurement and bidding of contractors and supplies. Chair pre-construction meetings on new construction projects. Manage capital improvement construction projects, budgets costs. Review construction guidelines and best practices. Negotiate (when needed) and approve vendor contracts, modifications, and pay applications. Follow the project through closeout in acquiring closeout documents, issuing final payments, and holding one year warranty walks. Manage and facilitate capital development projects, and/or projects related to capital development, such as programs, feasibility studies, master planning, etc. Develop construction budget estimates that includes the following costs: site, building, design, commissioning, IT, inspections, FF E, and other miscellaneous costs that meets the needs of the agency. Assist agencies in their requests to the Governor's Office of Planning and Budget, USHE Board, and Legislature for funding appropriations for their capital development request. Work with the agency representatives and DFCM Real Estate Group to identify purchase potential sites for future projects. Identify and communicate with multiple project stakeholder groups, utilities and municipalities. Manage complex project schedules, scopes, and expectations. Participate in conflict resolution. Thoroughly review approve complex pay applications Understand and effectively utilize the varying delivery methods in conjunction with State procurement laws for the benefit of the project.