The project scope included a four-story, 122-unit senior residential housing development, featuring a wooden structure installed on a slab-on-grade foundation with a partial concrete basement. It complied with ADA, FHA, and HUD regulations, was CDA funded, and adhered to prevailing wage requirements. Responsibilities included managing submittals and RFIs, creating and facilitating owner requisitions, approving/rejecting subcontractor AIA submissions, reviewing invoices, facilitating contract negotiations, and serving as the Section 3 Coordinator. Additionally, the role involved assisting in writing scope of work documents, managing change order reviews and negotiations until approval, and acting as the central contact to coordinate project needs with the architect, structural engineer, civil engineer, and MEP engineer to resolve on-site issues and address drawing conflicts. The project successfully received the Certificate of Occupancy within the contract timeline.
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