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The Preconstruction Manager will oversee complex, large‑scale commercial projects from early design and permitting through budgeting, contract execution, and stakeholder coordination. This role is ideal for a detail‑driven leader who thrives in early‑phase project strategy and cross‑disciplinary collaboration.
This organization is a fully employee‑owned national builder with multiple U.S. offices and a strong presence in the commercial, institutional, senior living, multifamily, industrial, hospitality, and mixed‑use markets. With more than 350 employees and revenues exceeding $600M, the company delivers major ground‑up projects across the country, supported by a collaborative culture, long‑tenured leadership, and a commitment to employee ownership.
The Preconstruction Manager is responsible for managing all preconstruction efforts on major commercial projects, ensuring seamless progression from concept to execution. This includes overseeing design development, site analysis, permitting, scheduling, cost management, and risk mitigation. The role requires advanced problem‑solving, strong communication skills, and the ability to mentor junior team members while collaborating with project stakeholders, vendors, and field teams. The Preconstruction Manager plays a key leadership role in setting project direction, establishing budgets, and preparing the project for a successful build.
The ideal candidate is a strategic, detail‑driven preconstruction leader with significant experience managing large‑scale, ground‑up commercial projects. They possess a deep understanding of design, cost estimating, scheduling, logistics, and client communication‑combined with the leadership ability to guide teams and influence project strategy.
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