Project Manager (PE) - Federal Construction

About SIRIS

SIRIS is a CVE-verified, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) specializing in construction management, project management, and commissioning services for federal, healthcare, and institutional clients nationwide.

We partner with organizations delivering mission-critical infrastructure where safety, reliability, and regulatory compliance are essential. Our teams bring technical expertise, disciplined execution, and collaborative leadership to every project.

At SIRIS, we believe strong teams are built on accountability, humility, and the courage to lead when challenges arise.

SIRIS is seeking an experienced Project Manager to provide full-time engineering, project controls, and construction administration support to the Architect of the Capitol's Construction Execution Branch in Washington, DC. The position will support multiple concurrent construction and renovation projects across the Capitol campus, from procurement development and technical review through construction execution, closeout, and turnover.

This role requires a licensed Professional Engineer who can combine strong technical field knowledge with disciplined cost, schedule, quality, risk, and documentation controls. You will collaborate with federal client representatives, contractors, architects, engineers, consultants, and other project stakeholders in active, occupied, historic, and high-visibility facilities.

Success in this role will be evaluated not only through technical qualifications and project performance, but also through the ability to represent SIRIS with professionalism, sound judgment, responsiveness, clear communication, and credibility. This is an important opportunity to help SIRIS establish a trusted, long-term partnership with the Architect of the Capitol.

• Provide engineering, project controls, and construction administration support for multiple concurrent construction and renovation projects across the Capitol campus.
• Support procurement development by preparing and reviewing scopes of work, technical requirements, schedules, cost information, and acquisition documentation.
• Prepare, review, or validate independent government cost estimates (IGCEs), quantity takeoffs, cost breakdowns, pricing analyses, and contractor proposals.
• Monitor project schedules, budgets, forecasts, risks, changes, action items, commitments, and performance trends; prepare clear status reports and recommendations.
• Review drawings, specifications, submittals, shop drawings, requests for information (RFIs), change-order proposals, and claims for technical completeness, accuracy, and contract compliance.
• Perform technical field engineering, existing‑condition verification, survey coordination, site observations, field inspections, and documentation of construction progress and deficiencies.
• Maintain and coordinate project controls, including submittal, RFI, change, claims, decision, action‑item, risk, and issue logs.
• Assist with or lead quality assurance activities to verify conformance with contract documents, approved submittals, applicable requirements, and standards.
• Support progress meetings, field coordination, reports, correspondence, punch lists, closeout documentation, and stakeholder communications.
• Identify emerging cost, schedule, quality, safety, contractual, or technical risks and‑escalate issues with clear analysis and practical recommendations.

• A technically credible engineer with meaningful federal construction, project controls, and construction administration experience.
• Comfortable moving between detailed field conditions and broader cost, schedule, risk, contractual, and stakeholder priorities.
• Able to manage multiple projects and…