Environmental Design Build Lead (TPS4)

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• Coordinate with State Construction Office (SCO) DB Team and actively participate as a member of the Design-Build Work Group (DBWG).
• Develop (as the lead author) Section 2.8 Environmental of the Request for Proposal (RFP) template.
• Support (as the statewide Environmental SME on the DBWG) the development of Section 2.30 Water Crossings of the RFP template.
• Ensure that Section 2.8 Environmental of the RFP template is consistent with other RFP sections where compatibility must be maintained when any changes occur.
• Evaluate requests and incorporate changes, including those requested by others in the DB Program’s change log by others.
• Coordinate review of all template sections for environmental considerations.
• Advise region/mode/Megaprograms staff on RFP development strategy (e.g., permitting, environmental documentation, compliance).
• Review and comment on draft project contract documents as the requested by region/mode/Megaprograms staff.
• Provide support to region, mode, and Megaprogram staff on strategies to deliver fish passage projects in line with broader Fish Passage Program Delivery needs.
• Advise DB teams on options and preferred courses of action for environmental compliance issues.

• Environmental Compliance Expertise
• Contract and Policy Development
• Provide Customer Service
• Training and Workforce Development
• Communication and Facilitation Proficiency
• Collaboration and Relationship Building
• Organizational and Professional Skills
• Technical and Digital Proficiency

• Benefits
• Paid Leave
• Tuition Assistance
• Plan For Your Future
• Respectful Workplace

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