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DC Water

Provides drinking water and wastewater services

Program Analyst - Capital Program

Program ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeWashington, DC, USA$53.64 - $69.12

About the Job

Requirements

  • Five years of progressive experience relating to construction costing and payment issues.
  • A bachelor's degree in Business Administration or a related field, or a high school diploma or GED combined with at least nine years of progressive experience relating to construction costing and payment issues.
  • Knowledge of contracting principles and procedures.
  • Knowledge of cost and price procedures and techniques.
  • Knowledge and skill in using engineering management information systems, office automation systems and processes, computer applications, principles, and techniques.
  • Oral and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

  • Analyze and approve contract funding documentation, including invoices, contract awards, and change orders, for compliance with budget limitations, grant eligibility, and joint-use funding, and ensure accurate interfacing with DC Water’s approved financial system.
  • Examine construction and design project contract documents managed by consultants to determine compliance with funding splits, contract insurance, pay-item structure, and payment policies.
  • Identify and recommend contract funding and change funding in compliance with DC Water’s approved Congressional Capital Authority.
  • Attend preconstruction conferences and on-demand meetings as a representative of DETS and Clean Rivers to inform contractors about contract requirements and guidelines for invoicing and financial administration.
  • Examine insurance requirements for each contract, particularly for materials stored off site, and review insurance policies and certificates for compliance with contractual requirements where applicable.
  • Establish and implement strategies, including standard operating procedures, to ensure contractors’ financial documentation complies with contract documents and applicable DC Water and Federal policies.
  • Evaluate independent estimates of material quantities, hours worked, and corresponding costs against contractors’ monthly unit and lump-sum price breakdowns for partial payment requests; review cost breakdowns, progress measurement data, reports of materials and equipment used, and other reports to calculate partial and final payments and recommend payment.
  • Review documentation submitted with contractor invoices for compliance with contract specifications and requirements and allowable costs, and recommend approval or revisions.
  • Review change orders and supporting documentation, including justifications, and ensure cost estimates are within approved budget limits; analyze costing and pricing and justify changes to contract quantities to ensure they remain within available contract funding.
  • Prepare and recommend final payments and final contract releases, determine final contract costs, and verify that all claims have been settled.
  • Research materials and prepare on-demand financial reports, including MBE/WBE/CBE goal reports summarizing expenditures and each contract’s current financial status, as well as special reports for executive management and the DC Water Board of Directors.
  • Comply with applicable safety rules and regulations.
  • Perform other related duties and projects assigned by the supervisor.

About the Company

DC Water

Provides drinking water and wastewater services

DC Water provides water and sewer services to Washington, DC, handling the collection, treatment, and distribution of drinking water and the treatment and management of wastewater. Its products and services work through a network of water mains, pumping stations, treatment plants, and sewer infrastructure to deliver clean drinking water and protect the environment by treating wastewater before releasing it back to the environment. The company emphasizes its team of thoughtful leaders, problem-solvers, and innovators who work to solve environmental challenges in the nation’s capital. Unlike many private utility competitors, DC Water operates as a public utility focused on serving residents and the city, prioritizing reliability, safety, and environmental stewardship. The company’s goal is to provide dependable water services while addressing environmental challenges and protecting public health in Washington, DC.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Washington DC, District of Columbia
Founded
1996

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