Project Manager

Locations: Varies – We are looking for someone based in the mid-Atlantic.

About the Role: Our client delivers construction/energy projects for government and institutional clients. They're looking for a Project Manager to take full ownership of project execution from award through closeout — real end-to-end control of scope, schedule, budget, subcontractors, and customer communication, not a shared or supporting seat.

What You'll Do: Own project execution end-to-end — scope, schedule, budget, safety, quality, change orders, subcontractors, customer communication Act as primary point of contact for owners and stakeholders Maintain project controls: schedule, risk register, submittal log, RFI log, procurement log, change order log, meeting minutes, forecast updates Lead subcontractor coordination, field planning, look-ahead schedules, owner meetings, internal status updates Manage documentation requirements, site access, security coordination, QA/QC, safety submittals, closeout packages Identify schedule and cost risks early and escalate with recommended corrective actions Coordinate with engineering, estimating, procurement, finance, and leadership to protect margin and customer confidence Keep project management software and files current and audit-ready Support monthly WIP forecasting, including cost-to-complete, revenue recognition support, and change order assumptions What You Bring 10+ years of construction project management experience across government, military, healthcare, energy, infrastructure, electrical, mechanical, controls, or design-build work Track record of owning subcontractors, budgets, schedules, and owner relationships Experience on active government installations, preferably military construction Strong understanding of construction contracts, submittals, RFIs, procurement, safety, QA/QC, closeout Proficiency with construction project management and scheduling software, Excel, standard collaboration tools

Preferred: PMP, CCM, OSHA 30, or related credentials

Preferred: experience with solar, microgrid, BESS, generator, MV electrical, controls, CHP, or utility coordination

Preferred: security clearance-adjacent, badging, Davis-Bacon, or certified payroll experience Role - Project Manager Sector - Energy / Federal Construction Salary - $140,000 – $160,000 Work Pattern – Mix of home / office and Travel Travel – 30% - generally within the mid Atlantic area.