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Task order management for government construction and maintenance work.
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Details
- Found
- 20 d ago · posted 2026-06-05
- Location as listed
- Durham, NC, US
- Role
- Program / Project Manager
- Source
- The company’s own careers site
Full description
The Task Order Manager is responsible for the planning, management, oversight, and execution of individual task orders issued under the EPA-RTP O&M Contract. This position ensures that all construction, maintenance, and service task orders are delivered on time, within scope, and in compliance with applicable codes, contract requirements, and government direction.
Responsibilities
• Manage day-to-day execution of individual task orders issued by the Contracting Officer
• Develop, modify, and track task order schedules using Microsoft Project or equivalent government-approved software
• Coordinate work activities with government representatives (TOCOR, COR, CO), subcontractors, and facility occupants
• Ensure task order plans and estimates are prepared within the specified timeframes after receipt of requests from the CO
• Oversee task order closeout and submission of all required deliverables and documentation
• Communicate proactively with customers and subcontractors regarding schedule, scope, and status
• Ensure compliance with North Carolina General Contractor licensing requirements for all task order construction activities
• Coordinate with the Project Manager on task order resourcing, staffing, and budget
• Identify and report issues that may impact task order cost, schedule, or quality
• Ensure all task order work is subject to appropriate quality control inspection prior to Government acceptance
Position Requirements
• Minimum 5 years of experience with responsible planning, oversight, management, and/or execution of commercial construction, maintenance, and operations projects and/or task orders
• Experience must be in a large commercial/industrial facility or at multiple facilities with complex mechanical, electrical, and structural requirements
• Active State of North Carolina General Contractor's License (required)
• Demonstrated experience coordinating work and communicating with customers and subcontractors
• Proven experience developing, modifying, and tracking project schedules
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office programs including Word, Excel, and Project
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