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Elford, Inc. is seeking a Senior Preconstruction Manager to lead complex estimating and preconstruction efforts from conceptual budgeting through project turnover. You will independently lead major pursuits, shape pricing strategies, and support operational planning while advising across teams.
You will mentor estimators, promote consistent estimating processes, and strengthen the preconstruction function. This role requires strong leadership, clear communication, and a track record of
This is an opportunity for an experienced preconstruction professional who is already leading complex estimates and major pursuits but is looking for greater influence within an organization.
The ideal candidate is a strong estimator first, with the ability to think strategically, collaborate with operations, mentor team members, and help shape the future of the preconstruction function. While estimating remains the core responsibility, this role offers the opportunity to contribute beyond the numbers by influencing pursuit strategy, operational planning, and team development. Working closely with Operations, Business Development, Project Management, and Executive Leadership, this individual will play a key role in securing work, managing risk, and strengthening the overall preconstruction process.
The Senior Preconstruction Manager is responsible for leading complex estimating and preconstruction efforts from conceptual budgeting through project turnover. This individual will independently lead major pursuits, develop competitive pricing strategies, support operational planning, and serve as a trusted advisor throughout the preconstruction process.
This role offers a clear path for continued leadership growth within a growing organization. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on projects, people, and the overall direction of the preconstruction function while remaining closely connected to the work that drives project success.