SuContractor Administrator

Subcontract Administrator

Semiconductor EPC Project

Location: Chandler, AZ (Onsite/Office Project)

Client: Manufacturing & Technology supporting / Semicon Fab Project

• Manage the full lifecycle of EPC subcontract formation and administration, including sourcing, bidding, negotiations, award, and ongoing subcontract management.
• Prepare and issue RFP packages, coordinate bidder questions, evaluate proposals, and develop commercial bid summaries and award recommendations.
• Administer large construction subcontracts by monitoring progress, cost, schedule, compliance, and contractor performance.
• Lead subcontract negotiations, change orders, amendments, claims resolution, and commercial discussions with subcontractors.
• Partner with Engineering, Construction, Project Controls, Procurement, and Field teams to ensure subcontract requirements align with project execution.
• Support semiconductor manufacturing facility construction projects by managing complex subcontract agreements and contractor relationships.
• Track subcontract financial performance, scope changes, commitments, risks, and forecast impacts for project leadership.
• Ensure compliance with Bechtel contracting procedures, project policies, and EPC subcontract administration standards.
• Provide reporting, documentation, and contract governance to support successful delivery of large-scale advanced manufacturing projects.

Required Knowledge and Skills:

• Knowledge of service acquisition & procurement regulations, policies and practices.
• Demonstrated training or experience in pricing, contract law, negotiations and accounting.
• Working knowledge of engineering/construction industry contracting practices.
• Experience in developing contract types (including LSTK, T&M and UR), fee arrangements and contract terms.
• Industrial experience in manufacturing is preferred

Please make a small note on the reusume: Detailing your experience managing different EPC contract types, specifically Lump Sum Turnkey (LSTK), Time & Material (T&M), and Unit Rate (UR) contracts? Which types have you personally administered?"