Project Manager, Regulatory Compliance Specialist, Operations Management

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Full Time Grand Forks, ND, US

2 days ago Requisition

JOB TITLE

JOB REPORTS TO (Manager’s Title)

Project Manager

DEPARTMENT

JOB GRADE

COMPENSATION

Operations

STATUS

POST DATE

CLOSE DATE

Exempt

Full-Time

10/05/2026

Position Summary :
This role directs Tigua Construction Services, Inc.’s (TCS) execution of the CBP Critical Repairs, Multiple Land Ports of Entry contract a geographically dispersed portfolio of 21 site work packages across four CLINs in Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, New Mexico, Texas, Washington, and Vermont. The Project Manager is TCS’s single point of contractual and technical interface with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Contracting Officer (CO), Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR), and site representatives, and directs the field-based Superintendent / Quality Control Manager, who reports to this position.

Duties include managing the full project lifecycle across all CLINs and locations: integrated scheduling and look-ahead planning, subcontract competition and administration for specialty scopes, procurement and submittal control, resource and travel coordination across four Areas of Responsibility (AORs), cost/schedule performance, change and differing-site-condition management, safety escalation, and Government closeout.

• Plan, direct, and coordinate all activities for the projects assigned to ensure objectives are accomplished safely within prescribed funding and scheduling parameters.
• Serve as TCS’s primary point of contact with the CBP Contracting Officer (CO), COR, and site representatives; provide the single, authorized contractor voice for scope, price, schedule, and contractual commitments across all 21 locations.
• Direct and supervise the field-based Superintendent / Quality Control Manager, who reports to this position; resolve travel, coverage, and priority conflicts across the four Areas of Responsibility (Northern Plains, Southwest, Pacific Northwest, and Northeast).
• Maintain the integrated program schedule and a rolling six-week look-ahead across all CLINs
• Monitor and control project(s) budget and schedule.
• Prepare and report project(s) costs, progress, and forecasts.
• Establish and execute project work plans.
• Maintain open communication channels with client, regulator, or other stake holders.
• Prepare and submit pay applications, Requests for Information, Purchase Orders, Submittals, Change Orders, Claims, Request for Proposals, Request for Qualifications, and any other required project related communication.
• Lead competition, technical/commercial evaluation, and administration of specialty subcontracts (fire protection, security/physical access control systems, ballistic glazing, structural fabrication, regulated environmental/demolition, and similar licensed trades) identified in the site-by-site workshare.
• Verify authorized scope, funding, and site readiness before releasing any task for mobilization, and confirm that release-gate requirements (design/permits, materials, qualified performer, and safety controls) are satisfied.
• Coordinate with Operations Manager and General Superintendent the allocation of shared resources such as personnel and equipment.
• Serve as company representative at required project meetings or hearings and prepare documentation as necessary.
• Perform in-depth review of all essential elements of projects assigned to identify challenges to mitigate or opportunities to realize.
• Supervise work performed to ensure it meets company standards and quality plan.
• Review drawings and specifications for constructability, completeness, and accuracy.
• Promptly respond to project…