| Location | Brooklyn, NY |
| Job Type | Full-time |
| Salary | $130,000–$150,000 Per Year |
The Project Manager - NYSCA (General Contractor) will oversee and manage NYSCA projects from start to finish with a strong focus on MEP related projects. The Project Manager - NYSCA (General Contractor) will oversee all public works construction projects for the general contractor. The Project Manager - NYSCA (General Contractor) will need to have general contractor experience with public projects. The Project Manager - NYSCA (General Contractor) is open due to growth.
Client Details
Our client is a reputable general contractor in the public works space, and has been a leader within this space for a while. Our client is located in Brooklyn, NY which is where the Project Manager - NYSCA (General Contractor) will regularly sit. The general contactor regularly bids and wins public works projects - have a strong understanding of the space, and work directly with NYCDEP, NYSCA, DCAS, DASNY, DSNY, HHS, and more. The general contractor is located in Brooklyn, NY but projects are all over NYC.
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