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RI, USA

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CCCRI A&E Services for The Workforce Innovation Center Addition Knight Campus

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Performs construction management and oversight for prime contractors on Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI) projects. Manages the construction schedule, coordinates between the A&E firm and general contractor, and oversees staff relocation into new quarters. Requires experience in public works and AIA contract administration. Delivers project management reports and a completed construction schedule.

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