Contract Administrator
Description
The PENTA Building Group is looking for a Contract Administrator to join our team in Phoenix, Arizona!
The Contract Administrator is responsible for verifying, maintaining, and reporting all project cost and administrative information; including the set up and maintenance of all systems and files required to support this function. Certain responsibilities may span multiple project phases.
A PENTA Contract Administrator will also:
- Review Owner contract, startup forms, and project setup/roles for contract setup and start up
- Manage contract lifecycles including Lump Sum, GMP, Tribal, Joint Venture (PENTA < 51%), and CapEx
- Request and submit insurance from PENTA; Request, collect, and process insurance from all Subcontractors
- Manage Subcontractor enrollment and CIP costs for all OCIP and CCIP projects
- AP Vendor setup for Subcontractors (W-9 to Acct)
- Review bond recommendation with Project Manager
- Document Tracking:
- Collect and process all preliminary notices, bonds, Union letters, safety hours, certified payroll, tax exempt documents, and tribal documents
- Collect and update all City/State licenses and insurance cost worksheets
- Collect and process Union letters and safety hours; collect and submit DETR
- Collect, review, and process closeout documents
- Issue/create, submit, and collect all Subcontracts/POs and exhibits; collect labor rates and tickets
- Subcontractor Billings:
- Collect and review conditional and unconditional waivers and equipment lists
- Collect, review, and process G702/G703 and stored material backup
- Create and process SL worksheets
- Request and track Subcontractor payments
- Owner Billings:
- Apply Owner change orders to billings; JB progress billing
- Review/adjust or mark up job cost, timecard, and allocation reports as needed
- Collect/mark up billing backup as needed
- Collect, review, and process Owner required documents; monitor Owner payment
- Enter AP/PO unapproved invoices
- Complete and submit form for project management time moves; verify for accuracy
- Manage job cost adjustments and cost movements
- Assist with training of new Assistant Contract Administrators
- Other responsibilities as assigned that are not listed here
We trust that you have:
- 3-5 years minimum of construction accounting experience; senior-level may be considered based on years of experience
- Prior experience working in the AEC industry is preferred
- Experience with tax mitigation is a plus
- Experience working on tribal construction projects is a plus
- Strong verbal and written communication with a proactive attitude and solutions-based approach
- Strong organizational and time management
- Proven ability to adapt behavior or work methods in response to new information or conditions
- Experience with follow-up and monitoring of work to ensure quality standards and attention to detail
- Flexibility to travel to various jobsites in Phoenix, Arizona