Post-award contract administration on large infrastructure, transportation and civil work, described in the posting as the administration and management of construction contracts against their own requirements and the project governance framework. The listed duties are change orders, contract amendments, variations, claims management and dispute resolution, with advice to project teams on contractual rights, obligations and entitlement.
The holder drafts, reviews and negotiates contract correspondence, notices and amendments, monitors contractor performance for compliance with the contract, evaluates contractor claims and change requests, carries out entitlement assessments and recommends how each should be resolved. Commercial risk and opportunity are managed across all phases, and the post supports tender review, bid evaluation and award recommendation before signature.
Contract status reports and commercial analyses go to project leadership. The employer asks for a business related degree or equivalent experience and seven years or more of contract administration on large-scale projects, with working knowledge of design and build, construction management, EPC and lump sum delivery models, and demonstrated experience of contractor claims, change management and dispute resolution.
The posting gives the position as full time in Calgary and publishes no salary and no closing date.
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Senior Contracts Administrator in Calgary employer: Sccsinternational
Borden Ladner Gervais offers an exceptional work environment for associates in its Toronto construction disputes practice, renowned as Canada's largest construction law group. With a strong emphasis on professional development, employees benefit from client-facing responsibilities and the opportunity to collaborate with experts across various legal disciplines, fostering a culture of growth and innovation. The firm's commitment to excellence and support for its team members makes it an ideal place for those seeking a meaningful and rewarding career in construction law.
