Construction Management Project Manager – Disaster Recovery

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. Provide expert construction services supporting disaster recovery and mitigation efforts, including construction, inspections, cost estimating, and environmental requirements .

Posted 9/22/2026full-timeRemote • Colorado • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $118,807 - $201,971 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in managing federally funded construction programs, particularly CDBG-DR and CDBG-MIT, while ensuring compliance with HUD and Colorado building codes. Proficient in leading multidisciplinary teams and developing construction management strategies that incorporate environmental standards and quality control.

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CDBG-DR Program ManagementHUD Compliance ExpertiseConstruction Oversight and Quality ControlCost Estimating with Xactimate or RSMeansKnowledge of Colorado Building Codes

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Hard Skills

Construction ManagementCost EstimatingEnvironmental Hazard MitigationBuilding Code InterpretationProject ManagementResidential and Commercial Plan ReadingDisaster Recovery PoliciesLead-Safe PracticesDavis-Bacon ComplianceResilient Construction Practices

Soft Skills

Excellent CommunicationLeadershipTeam CoordinationTraining FacilitationProblem-Solving

Tools & Technologies

Microsoft Office SuiteSmartsheetQuickBaseSalesforceDRGR Data Entry

Certifications & Qualifications

ICC CertificationCCM/PMPOSHA 30-Hour Construction CertificationEPA/HUD Lead Certifications

Industry Keywords

CDBG-MITColorado Wildfire Resiliency CodeFloodplain ComplianceGreen Building StandardsSection 3/MBE/WBE ParticipationColorado Energy CodeLead-Safe PracticesAsbestos RequirementsMold Assessment/RemediationFederal Procurement Requirements

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

PMP

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Provide expert construction services supporting disaster recovery and mitigation efforts, including construction, inspections, cost estimating, and environmental requirements
Lead construction oversight and quality control for CDBG-DR and CDBG-MIT housing rehabilitation, reconstruction, and new construction projects
Coordinate with state and local officials, environmental teams, and program managers to ensure HUD and Colorado jurisdiction compliance
Develop SOPs for construction standards, environmental hazard mitigation, green/resilient building strategies, and field QA/QC
Support contractor scoring and selection and monitor contractor performance against KPIs
Manage training staff and facilitate training sessions and technical assistance workshops
Oversee construction-related issues, homeowner concerns, and documentation throughout construction phases
Assist with program procedures and process development/refinement
Manage environmental requirement reviews and incorporation into scopes of work
Interpret and apply HUD requirements, local building codes, green building standards, and disaster recovery policies
Manage client contracts and work orders to ensure profitability
Monitor and allocate resources
Coordinate with authorities having jurisdiction on codes, permitting, and inspections
Ensure compliance with Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code, Colorado energy codes, CWCB floodplain rules, and HUD floodplain requirements
Support Duplication of Benefits determinations under Section 312 of the Stafford Act
Review and approve change orders and maintain files for HUD monitoring, state audit, and OIG review
Support DRGR data entry, quarterly performance reporting, and construction closeout documentation
Travel as needed for programmatic and contractual support, community events, and client requests

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture, or a related discipline
5+ years of experience managing federally funded construction programs, specifically CDBG-DR/CDBG-MIT housing recovery programs
Experience managing large-scale residential construction programs in Colorado, including floodplain, high-wind, and wildland-urban interface compliance
Strong understanding of HUD requirements, locally adopted Colorado building and energy codes, green building standards, and Section 3/MBE/WBE participation goals
Demonstrated leadership managing multidisciplinary teams including inspectors, engineers, subcontractors, and administrative staff
Familiarity with cost reasonableness review, Xactimate or RSMeans estimating tools, and Davis-Bacon compliance
Excellent communication skills with the ability to coordinate across government agencies, community stakeholders, and internal teams
Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, particularly Excel, and program/project management platforms such as Smartsheet, QuickBase, and Salesforce
Proven experience managing CDBG-DR, CDBG-MIT, or other HUD-funded construction programs and coordinating tasks across multiple locations
Ability to assist in developing a comprehensive construction management monitoring plan
Expert knowledge of Colorado building, fire, residential, green, and energy codes, including the Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code
Expert knowledge of ADA and accessibility standards
Knowledge of IRC and IBC 2021 and 2024 editions and resilient residential construction practices
Proficiency reading residential and commercial building plans
Ability to work across several projects or tasks simultaneously
Working knowledge of CDBG-DR cross-cutting requirements, including 24 CFR Part 570, 2 CFR Part 200, 24 CFR Parts 55 and 58, URA, Section 104(d), Section 3, Section 504/ADA, Section 106, and Duplication of Benefits
Understanding of Colorado’s home rule code environment
Knowledge of Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code, wildfire map, fire intensity classifications, structure hardening, and defensible space requirements
Knowledge of Colorado energy code requirements under HB22-1362
Familiarity with CWCB floodplain rules, freeboard, and No-Rise Certification requirements
Experience with Front Range and high-altitude construction conditions
Working knowledge of lead-safe practices, asbestos requirements, and mold assessment/remediation protocols
Familiarity with Colorado and federal procurement requirements
Experience overseeing subrecipients, local government partners, and third-party inspectors
Ability to obtain and maintain required local contractor, inspector, or trade registrations and pass a background check
Valid driver’s license and ability to travel to project sites across impacted Colorado jurisdictions
Preferred: ICC certification, CCM/PMP or comparable credential, OSHA 30-Hour Construction certification, EPA/HUD lead certifications, WUI construction training, Colorado CDBG-DR experience, HUD DRGR/DOLA grant portal experience, green building certification knowledge, and professional working proficiency in Spanish