Centennial Contractors Enterprises, Inc
www.cce-inc.com 

Position: Senior Project Manager
Location: World Bank in Washington DC

We are a national General Contractor providing complex renovation, TI and design/build
construction services around the country. Our clients include both government and institutional
facilities across 15 states. We are seeking seasoned construction professionals to
manage/estimate multiple projects at the World Bank in Washington DC. We offer long term
opportunities with excellent compensation, benefits, incentives and advancement potential. 

Minimum Qualifications:
�B.S. degree in engineering, construction, or related field 
�Minimum eight years experience in the construction industry with a commercial and/or
industrial general contractor performing senior estimating duties and supervising personnel
�Experience in assisting in management and coordination direct hire crafts and multiple
subcontractors
�Computer expertise with estimating systems
�Expertise of construction means and methods
�Good understanding of principles, methods, and techniques of architectural, civil, mechanical,
and electrical engineering
�Good oral and written communications skills
�Must be a US Citizen

Scope of Responsibility:

Primary responsibility is to assist the Project General Manager in the overall management,
coordination and control of the project. Responsibilities include client interface, client
satisfaction, job order contract administration; cost estimates; proposals; subcontractor
agreements; staffing and schedules; coordination with project architects and engineers; project
meetings; and project records and documents.

Position Duties:
�In the absence of the Project General Manager, function in that capacity.
�Managing delivery order execution in accordance with contract requirements and project
management procedures 
�Attend pre-issuance site visits for each job order to determine existing conditions, develop
client needs in detail, and develop preliminary approximations of types of materials to be used
and basic quantity counts.
�Review delivery order contracts, specifications, and drawings.
�Prepare estimates for each job order based on technical specifications and drawings or
sketches; where feasible provide possible value engineering suggestions.
�Determine most economic material that conforms to project drawings and specifications.
�Confirm that all necessary materials and supplies are included in the scope of work and that
unnecessary items are excluded.
�Identify all work items on each job order and estimate quantities of each item.
�Prepare quantity take-offs and enter line items into on-site computer containing the
pre-established unit prices.
�Develop pricing for non-scheduled line items.
�Solicit detailed proposal information from at least three vendors and/or subcontractors with
all supporting documentation on equipment, material and labor costs for material or equipment
not covered in an industry standard manual or for work to be performed by a subcontractor.