Construction Manager

At Ditesco, an ESP Company, Ditesco, we don’t just manage projects – we deliver success.

Based in Fort Collins, Colorado, we are a full-service engineering, program, project, and construction management firm dedicated to turning vision into reality.

Since 2006, we’ve been the trusted partner bridging the gap between owners, engineers, architects, and contractors, ensuring seamless collaboration and exceptional results.

From water and wastewater systems to transportation, utilities, municipal facilities, and fiber telecommunications, we drive infrastructure projects forward – on time, on budget, and beyond expectations.

As a Construction Manager at Ditesco, you will manage the construction of water, wastewater, utility, and heavy civil projects across the Northern Front Range region.

• Ensures accurate and timely project document control to meet contract requirements including management of record drawings, submittals, RFIs, and construction observation logs.
• Manage contract change processes including change orders, change directives, and field orders, review of contractor price proposals and change requests.
• Performs field layout verification and ensures that materials incorporated into the work are compliant with submittals and contract requirements.
• Develops and manages construction quality control and quality assurance programs.
• Responsible for contract administration of various construction project types (GMP, Unit Price, Cost Plus, etc.)
• Verifies and ensures material and equipment received is compliant with approval submittals and shop drawings prior to incorporation into the work.
• Responsible for internal and external job cost, schedule, and quality analysis and controls.
• Prepares for and manages weekly project progress meetings and meeting documentation.
• Reviews material test reports for compliance to specifications. Works with outside agencies, general contractor and engineer to resolve nonconforming work.
• Manages closeout and commissioning activities including punch list, completion certificates, warranties, start-up and testing, early project operations, and final payment procedures.