CES Program Estimator: Construction Equipment Solutions

Next 150 Construction Services, LLC; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 75,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Next 150 Construction Services, a wholly owned subsidiary of Gilbane Building Company, seeks a CES Program Estimator to support estimating, preconstruction planning, and financial modeling of the nationwide program. Develop accurate equipment estimates and establish consistent estimating standards for CES opportunities.

The role involves collaborating with program leadership, procurement, and operations to validate assumptions, identify cost-saving opportunities, and present data-driven

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in construction management, accounting, business, finance, or related field (preferred).
• 3+ years of relevant experience in construction estimating, equipment operations, procurement, project controls, preconstruction, or related field.
• Experience preparing estimates, budgets, bid comparisons, cost models, or vendor analyses.

Responsibilities

• Prepare accurate, complete equipment estimates for prospective and active projects.
• Develop project-specific equipment estimates using schedules, labor forecasts, logistics, drawings, specs, and input from project teams.
• Build detailed equipment lists, utilization assumptions, quantity takeoffs, rate analyses, and mobilization/demobilization costs.

Skills

Excel

Analytical skills

Vendor coordination

Estimating experience

Autonomous with teamwork

Education

Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Accounting, Business, Finance, or related field

Tools

CMiC

ProCore

HammerTech

Estimating platforms

Job description

Next 150 Construction Services, a wholly owned subsidiary of Gilbane Building Company, seeks a CES Program Estimator to support estimating, preconstruction planning, and financial modeling of the nationwide program. Develop accurate equipment estimates and establish consistent estimating standards for CES opportunities.

The role involves collaborating with program leadership, procurement, and operations to validate assumptions, identify cost-saving opportunities, and present data-driven