Manage and assist with the development of contracts. Contract administrators monitor existing agreements to ensure that all involved parties fulfill their obligations. When new contracts or change orders are created, they are responsible for disseminating the necessary information to affected personnel and moving the documentation down the appropriate administrative channels.
Since contract administrators interact with employees from several different areas of the company, they must have effective communication skills. For example, they collaborate with project management teams to account for various costs and earnings as they relate to contracts held with suppliers and clients. Additionally, they may coordinate with acquisitions personnel to compose bid documents for new worksites.
Crowder Constructors Inc
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Charlotte, NC
Assist the preparation and submittal of all documentation and records required for change orders. Assist in the analysis of cost for extra work....
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6 days ago
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Century Communities
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Charlotte, NC
Essential Functions and Responsibilities: Process Purchase Agreements, Change Orders and Amendments, scan, email and mail copies to buyer, lender, realtor, sales, title, purchasing and construction....
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11 days ago
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Accrue Partners
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Charlotte, NC
Experience Requirements Exposure to / experience with the following: Services quote/bidding process (ex: responding to RFQs, RFIs, etc) Fiber optic network design, wireless design, and products Fiber...
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14 days ago
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Century Communities
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Charlotte, NC
Essential Functions and Responsibilities: Process Purchase Agreements, Change Orders and Amendments, scan, email and mail copies to buyer, lender, realtor, sales, title, purchasing and construction....
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19 days ago
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Accrue Partners
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Charlotte, NC
Administrator or Paralegal Construction experience required Experience with QuickBooks preferred Advanced Microsoft Office Suite skills required #LI-CE1 Recommended skills Creativity...
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45+ days ago
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