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.
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Redmond, OR
Ordering materials, processing change orders, and releasing purchase orders as needed....
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8 days ago
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Corvallis, OR
Combat Construction, Inc. is seeking general labor. Positions are full-time and starting pay is $13.00/hour, depending on experience level. Raises are offered frequently, based on performance....
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16 days ago
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Vernonia, OR
Seeking Licensed Contractor to build 3 Mascord spec homes this summer where 50% of profits will support Portland HBA. All plans and engineering will be supplied and several HBA members are...
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17 days ago
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Portland, OR
We are looking for someone that can create a high volume of Excel reports that show the percentage complete for residential construction line items. The right person needs to have excellent Excel...
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21 days ago
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