Estimator - Civil/Transportation Construction
Listed on 2026-10-16
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Engineering
Estimator, Civil Engineering, Quantity Surveyor
Railroad Construction Company, Inc. (RCC) is seeking an experienced Heavy Civil Estimator to join and help grow our Baltimore/Washington, D.C. operation. This is an opportunity for an estimator who wants more than simply producing bids—you’ll have a meaningful role in identifying opportunities, developing competitive estimates, and helping expand RCC’s presence throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.
As a 100-year-old, employee-owned heavy civil contractor, RCC performs complex infrastructure work involving bridges, roadways, rail, utilities and related civil construction. The Baltimore/DC team offers the opportunity to combine the resources and stability of an established contractor with the visibility and impact of a growing regional operation.
Responsibilities- Lead preparation of competitive estimates and bid proposals for heavy civil projects.
- Review plans, specifications and contract documents to identify scope, risk, schedule requirements and opportunities.
- Develop detailed quantity take-offs and pricing for labor, equipment, materials and subcontracted work.
- Apply construction means, methods and production assumptions to develop accurate, executable estimates.
- Solicit, evaluate and level subcontractor and supplier quotations.
- Analyze historical cost and production data to strengthen bid strategy and pricing.
- Participate in bid reviews, strategy discussions and post-bid analysis.
- Develop preliminary schedules, project budgets and supporting bid documentation.
- Build relationships with owners, engineers, subcontractors and suppliers throughout the Baltimore/DC market.
- Visit project sites and pre-bid meetings to evaluate conditions, logistics and construction approach.
- Support the continued growth of RCC's Mid-Atlantic operation.
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