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Deutsche Windtechnik

Maintains wind turbines on land and at sea

Subcontract Manager - Repower

Contract ManagementPosted on Nov 12
Full-timeHouston, TX, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor’s degree in business, construction management, engineering, or a related field; equivalent relevant experience may be considered.
  • Five or more years of subcontract management or construction commercial experience, including negotiation and administration of significant construction or service subcontracts.
  • Demonstrated ability to manage changes, claims, invoice disputes, and subcontractor performance through project closeout.
  • Experience with enterprise resource planning systems, cost tracking, document control, and Microsoft Office.
  • Strong commercial judgment, negotiation skills, and clear contract drafting and correspondence.
  • Ability to interpret contract requirements and translate them into practical direction for field and project teams.
  • Ability to evaluate pricing, supporting cost records, schedule impacts, and competing commercial priorities.
  • Effective coordination across project, site, Procurement, Finance, and Legal teams, with clear accountability and timely escalation.
  • Organized management of multiple subcontracts, deadlines, and records; commitment to ethical conduct, safety, and quality.

Responsibilities

  • Develop project subcontracting plans, bid packages, scopes of work, commercial requirements, and award schedules with project teams and Procurement.
  • Lead subcontractor prequalification and commercial bid evaluations; clarify exclusions, compare total costs, and recommend awards based on capability, price, schedule, and risk.
  • Negotiate subcontracts, amendments, and service agreements within delegated authority; obtain required reviews and approvals before commitment.
  • Align subcontract scope and applicable customer flow-down requirements, including milestones, acceptance, warranties, insurance, indemnities, liability limits, delay remedies, and termination rights.
  • Define crane and equipment terms, including mobilization, minimum commitments, standby, weather downtime, off-rent, demobilization, and site-readiness responsibilities.
  • Conduct commercial handovers and kickoff meetings; maintain subcontract registers, obligation trackers, notice deadlines, and complete contract records.
  • Monitor subcontractor performance with site teams; address scope gaps, access and pad readiness, resource constraints, delays, and corrective actions.
  • Manage subcontract changes, notices, and claims; verify entitlement, document cost and schedule impacts, negotiate adjustments, and support related customer recovery.
  • Coordinate Subcontract Coordinators in maintaining daily logs, time and equipment records, weather reports, field tickets, and evidence supporting changes and invoice review.
  • Review invoices against contract terms, approved quantities, progress, rates, and supporting records; resolve discrepancies with project teams and Finance and track commitments, retainage, and final payments.
  • Coordinate with Procurement Specialists on requisitions, purchase orders, delivery requirements, and IFS records in accordance with established approval processes.
  • Track required insurance, bonds, licenses, and contractual compliance documentation; coordinate prevailing wage and apprenticeship records where applicable with designated compliance personnel.
  • Escalate material performance issues, defaults, disputes, and commercial exposure to project leadership and Legal; act within delegated authority and preserve contractual rights.
  • Complete subcontract closeout, including final account reconciliation, releases, outstanding deliverables, warranty handover, and lessons learned.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience in wind energy, repowering, heavy industrial construction, or major component exchanges.
  • Familiarity with crane and heavy-lift services.
  • Experience with IFS.

About the Company

Deutsche Windtechnik

Maintains wind turbines on land and at sea

Deutsche Windtechnik maintains and repairs wind turbines for wind farm owners and operators on land and at sea. Its teams work across equipment from manufacturers such as Vestas and Enercon, giving customers an alternative to buying maintenance from the turbine maker. The group combines mechanical repairs with work on electrical controls, spare parts supply and upgrades designed to extend the working life of existing turbines. Customers buy services through maintenance contracts or individual projects, and its US business also operates and maintains solar plants. Deutsche Windtechnik was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Bremen, Germany.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Bremen, Germany
Founded
2007

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