Senior Construction Project Manager

Senior Construction Project Manager

Peregrine Solutions Washington, District of Columbia, United States

Peregrine Solutions hires top notch, top performing, hard-working professionals. We work as Owner Representatives to provide oversight of assigned construction projects and activities. Peregrine Solutions, Inc. offers competitive salaries, and provides our employees with paid medical, dental and vision insurance; three weeks' PTO, to be used at the discretion of the employee with approval from client; thirteen Federal holidays as recognized by the Office of Program Management;;

training and tuition reimbursement in areas directly related to field of employment; and provision of PPE including reimbursement for work boots and/or outer weather gear as required by project.

Peregrine Solutions, Inc. is seeking a Senior Construction Project Manager to serve as an Owner's Representative providing oversight of assigned construction projects and activities, including large-scale new federal construction on campus environments. The Senior Project Manager is responsible for managing change order activity, RFIs, pay application reviews, project schedules, and cost controls, while coordinating closely with contractors, designers, and internal project teams.

This role requires strong organizational skills, deep technical knowledge of building systems, and the ability to manage multiple concurrent work streams — including projects that are still in active design while construction is underway — with accuracy and clear, consistent communication.

• Serve as the Owner's primary representative across all active construction phases of a large-scale, secure government campus program through post-construction and activation
• Provide integrated oversight and coordination of the full program, ensuring alignment among all participating parties including:
  Owner, designer, contractor, and stakeholders.
• Maintain and enforce program-wide management plans, protocols, and communication standards consistent with CMAA Standards of Practice
• Facilitate and document all Owner-level meetings and program governance activities; ensure decisions and action items are clearly recorded and followed through

• Monitor and track program budget status across all active construction phases; analyze cost trends and variances and communicate findings to the Owner on a regular basis
• Advise the Owner on potential cost risks, opportunities, and emerging budget pressures before they become critical
• Facilitate review and evaluation of cost-related submittals, change events, and pay applications on behalf of the Owner; present findings and recommendations to support informed Owner decision-making
• Maintain a forward-looking cost forecast; keep the Owner apprised of projected expenditures relative to program budget at all times

• Monitor overall program schedule performance and analyze schedule submissions for accuracy, logic, and alignment with program milestones
• Identify potential schedule risks and delays early; communicate concerns to the Owner proactively and facilitate look-ahead planning sessions to keep the program on track
• Coordinate schedule interdependencies across multiple concurrent active construction packages; facilitate resolution of sequencing conflicts through communication and coordination with all parties
• Review and present regular schedule status reports to the Owner, including critical path analysis and recommended courses of action when variances are identified

• Oversee the implementation and effectiveness of the Program Quality Management Plan; monitor compliance with…