Chemical Warfare Material Program Manager

AECOM

. Manage and perform chemical warfare material removal under FFP or CPFF contracts for USACE .

Posted 10/9/2026full-timeRemote • Alabama • United StatesSeniorLead💰 $150,000 - $200,000 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in managing chemical warfare material removal projects, including developing technical approaches, managing budgets, and leading field teams. Possesses strong project management skills with a focus on federal contracts and compliance with USACE standards.

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Project ManagementCWM RemediationUSACE MMRP ExperienceProposal-Writing SkillsChemical Safety Submission (CSS)

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Hard Skills

Chemical Warfare Material RemovalProject Financial AccountingBudget ManagementTechnical Approach DevelopmentCWM Workplan PreparationAdvanced Geophysical ClassificationDetail-Oriented WorkScope ManagementSchedule ManagementFederal Project Management

Soft Skills

Excellent Oral CommunicationExcellent Written CommunicationOrganizational ManagementDetail OrientationAbility to Market and Win Work

Industry Keywords

USACEMMR ProgramsDoDCWM RequirementsFederal-Market ClientsBackground CheckUS CitizenshipHuntsville CenterRedstone ArsenalMultiple Award Task Order Contract

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Manage and perform chemical warfare material removal under FFP or CPFF contracts for USACE
Develop complex technical approaches and competitive pricing for identification and removal of CWM and/or traditional munitions
Prepare CWM workplans and schedules
Manage budgets and quality
Lead field teams during removal actions
Serve as Deputy Program and Client Manager for the USACE Huntsville Center
Deliver remediation services to Federal-market clients
Work with a team of technical experts on CWM remediation projects

Requirements

What you’ll need

BS/BA in engineering, environmental science, soil science, geology, or an earth science-related field
10+ years’ experience, including 2 years of leadership, as a Project Manager of federal projects, or demonstrated equivalency of experience and/or education
US citizenship required
Successful completion of a background check
USACE MMRP experience performing CWM remediation operations preferred
Thorough knowledge of USACE EP 75-1-3
Experience with development and implementation of a DDESB-approved Chemical Safety Submission (CSS)
5+ years’ experience managing CWM task order work for USACE Huntsville Center strongly preferred
Ability to manage projects to scope, schedule, and budget
Knowledge of project financial accounting, reporting, and controls
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Organizational management skills and ability to perform detail-oriented work
Experience on MMR programs, including CWM and advanced geophysical classification
Experience managing CWM projects for USACE Huntsville Center and/or Redstone Arsenal
Demonstrated proposal-writing skills, including Multiple Award Task Order Contract proposals
Ability to market and win work successfully and effectively
Advanced knowledge of DoD and USACE MMR focusing on CWM requirements and processes
Excellent and relevant references
Ability to travel as required

Benefits

Comp & perks

Medical, dental, and vision benefits
Life, AD&D, and disability benefits
Paid time off
Leaves of absence
Voluntary benefits and perks
Flexible work options
Well-being resources
Employee assistance program
Business travel insurance
Service recognition awards
Retirement savings plan
Employee stock purchase plan
Exceptional training and career development opportunities
Award-winning training and development programs
In-person Day 1 onboarding at an AECOM office location