Strategic EPC Contracts Lead, Power & Nuclear

Fermi Inc; Amarillo (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Fermi America's Project Matador seeks a Procurement Manager, EPC Contracts, to lead sourcing, RFPs, awards, and administration for LSTK and reimbursable EPC work across gas turbines, civil/structural, electrical, and nuclear packages.

You will coordinate with finance, legal, and engineering, manage schedule milestones in P6, ensure contract compliance, and drive contractor performance through reviews and change management in a fast-paced, capital-intensive program.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or Business.
• 8+ years of procurement, contracts, or project controls experience in energy infrastructure.
• Direct experience administering LSTK or EPC contracts with TIC values $100M+.
• Proficiency in Oracle Fusion or equivalent ERP for PO/invoice/contract management.
• Working knowledge of Primavera P6 and WBS hierarchies.
• Strong commercial acumen to evaluate labor rates, overheads, and escalation clauses.

Responsibilities

• Lead EPC contract strategy and sourcing, including RFPs and award recommendations.
• Administer active EPC contracts, track milestones, payments, and compliance.
• Manage contractor performance, KPIs, and change orders with cross-functional teams.
• Coordinate with Finance on cash flow, invoicing, and contract reconciliations.

Skills

Engineering degree

Procurement experience

LSTK/EPC contracts

Oracle Fusion

Primavera P6

Commercial acumen

Education

Engineering/CM/Bus

Tools

Oracle Fusion

Primavera P6

Unifier

Job description

Fermi America's Project Matador seeks a Procurement Manager, EPC Contracts, to lead sourcing, RFPs, awards, and administration for LSTK and reimbursable EPC work across gas turbines, civil/structural, electrical, and nuclear packages.

You will coordinate with finance, legal, and engineering, manage schedule milestones in P6, ensure contract compliance, and drive contractor performance through reviews and change management in a fast-paced, capital-intensive program.