MAS - Banda Group International LLC - 47QRAA25D0022

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47QRAA25D0022
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This is a GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) price list for professional services from Banda Group International, LLC, under contract number 47QRAA25D0022 with a period of performance from November 20, 2024 through November 19, 2029. The contract covers environmental remediation services, environmental consulting services, technical consulting services, and engineering services under SINs 562910RMI, 541620, 541690, and 541330ENG respectively.

The price list details over 100 labor categories with corresponding hourly rates across five contract years, including positions such as Senior Nuclear Construction Manager, Environmental Scientists, Engineers, Technical Writers, and various specialized technicians. Most positions require a bachelor's degree and 2-10 years of experience, though some technical positions accept associates degrees or high school equivalency with relevant certifications. The contract holder is identified as a Small Disadvantaged Business, Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) located in Mesa, Arizona. The contract includes a maximum order limit of $1,000,000 and a minimum order of $100, with all prices shown as net (discounts already deducted).

Banda Group International LLC (DBA Banda Group International, LLC) Pricelist and/or Vendor Terms and Conditions for 47QRAA25D0022, a Federal Supply Schedule awarded to Banda Group International LLC (DBA Banda Group International, LLC), under Multiple Award Schedule (MAS)

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GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

Federal Acquisition Service

Authorized Federal Supply Schedule FSS Price List

Online access to contract ordering information, terms and conditions, pricing, and the option to create an electronic delivery order are available through GSA Advantage!®. The website for

GSA Advantage!® is: https://www.GSAAdvantage.gov.

Multiple Award Schedule

FSC Group: Professional Services

Contract number: 47QRAA25D0022

Contract period: November 20, 2024 – November 19, 2029

Banda Group International, LLC, 2222 S. Dobson Rd Ste 503, Bldg 5

Mesa, Arizona - 85202

Phone: 480-636-8734

FAX: 480-718-7890

https://www.bandagroupintl.com/

Contract administration source:

Vickie Maranville, vickiem@bandagroupintl.com, 505-850-4530

Business size:

Small Disadvantaged Business

Veteran-Owned (VOSB)

Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned (SDVOSB)

For more information on ordering, go to the following website: https://www.gsa.gov/schedules

Price list current as of Modification #PO-0001, effective November 20, 2024

Prices Shown Herein are Net (discount deducted) https://www.gsaadvantage.gov/ https://www.bandagroupintl.com/ mailto:vickiem@bandagroupintl.com https://www.gsa.gov/schedules

CUSTOMER INFORMATION

1a. Table of awarded special item number(s) with appropriate cross-reference to item descriptions and awarded price(s).

SINs Recovery SIN Title

562910RMI 562910RMIRC Environmental Remediation Services - Multiple

Industries

541620 541620RC Environmental Consulting Services

541690 541690RC Technical Consulting Services

541330ENG 541330ENGRC Engineering Services

OLM OLMSTLOC

OLMRC

Order-Level Materials (OLM’s)

1b. Identification of the lowest priced model number and lowest unit price for that model for each special item number awarded in the contract. This price is the Government price based on a unit of one, exclusive of any quantity/dollar volume, prompt payment, or any other concession affecting price. Those contracts that have unit prices based on the geographic location of the customer, should show the range of the lowest price, and cite the areas to which the prices apply.

See Page 5 for services.

1c. If the Contractor is proposing hourly rates, a description of all corresponding commercial job titles, experience, functional responsibility and education for those types of employees or subcontractors who will perform services shall be provided. If hourly rates are not applicable, indicate “Not applicable” for this item. See Page 14.

2. Maximum order: $1,000,000

3. Minimum order: $100

4. Geographic coverage (delivery area). Domestic.

5. Point(s) of production (city, county, and State or foreign country).

Mesa, Arizona 85202

6. Discount from list prices or statement of net price. Government Net Prices (discounts already deducted.)

7. Quantity discounts. None

8. Prompt payment terms. Net 30 days. Information for Ordering Offices: Prompt payment terms cannot be negotiated out of the contractual agreement in exchange for other concessions.

9. Foreign items (list items by country of origin). Not Applicable.

10a. Time of delivery. (Contractor insert number of days.) Contact Contractor.

10b. Expedited Delivery. Items available for expedited delivery are noted in this price list. Contact

Contractor.

10c. Overnight and 2-day delivery. Contact Contractor.

10d. Urgent Requirements. Contact Contractor.

11. F.O.B. point(s). Destination.

12a. Ordering address(es).

12b. Ordering procedures: See Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 8.405-3.

13. Payment address(es).

14. Warranty provision. Standard Commercial Warranty Terms & Conditions.

15. Export packing charges, if applicable. Not Applicable.

16. Terms and conditions of rental, maintenance, and repair (if applicable). Not Applicable.

17. Terms and conditions of installation (if applicable). Not Applicable.

18a. Terms and conditions of repair parts indicating date of parts price lists and any discounts from list prices (if applicable). Not Applicable.

18b. Terms and conditions for any other services (if applicable). Not Applicable.

19. List of service and distribution points (if applicable). Not Applicable.

20. List of participating dealers (if applicable). Not Applicable.

21. Preventive maintenance (if applicable). Not Applicable.

22a. Special attributes such as environmental attributes (e.g., recycled content, energy efficiency, and/or reduced pollutants). Not Applicable.

22b. If applicable, indicate that Section 508 compliance information is available for the information and communications technology (ICT) products and services and show where full details can be found (e.g. contractor’s website or other location.) Not Applicable.

23. Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) number. GJQFDZ6LD4P3.

24. Notification regarding registration in System for Award Management (SAM) database.

Contractor registered and active in SAM. Cage Code: 4JTH3.

GSA LABOR CATEGORY AND PRICING (W/IFF)

SIN/SIN(s)

Proposed

Description

Type

Labor

Category/Service

Title

Year 1:

November

20, 2024 –

November

19, 2025

Year 2:

November

20, 2025 –

November

19, 2026

Year 3:

November

20, 2026 –

November

19, 2027

Year 4:

November

20, 2027 –

November

19, 2028

Year 5:

November

20, 2028 –

November

19, 2029

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Senior Nuclear

Construction

Manager

$135.08 $139.81 $144.71 $149.77 $155.01

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Senior ES&H

Construction

Oversight

$150.36 $155.62 $161.07 $166.71 $172.54

541330ENG

Commercial

Labor

Category

Senior Welding

Inspector $39.77 $41.16 $42.60 $44.09 $45.63

541330ENG

Commercial

Labor

Category

Commissioning

Manager $47.59 $49.25 $50.97 $52.76 $54.60

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Senior Construction

Manager $46.43 $48.05 $49.73 $51.48 $53.28

541330ENG

Commercial

Labor

Category

Electrical Safety

Manager $51.10 $52.90 $54.75 $56.66 $58.65

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category Account Manager $51.10 $52.90 $54.75 $56.66 $58.65

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

SCLS Labor

Category Administrative Office

Coordinator $51.81 $53.62 $55.50 $57.44 $59.46

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

SCLS Labor

Category Assistant Onsite

Coordinator $52.72 $54.56 $56.47 $58.45 $60.49

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Construction

Manager $52.87 $54.72 $56.63 $58.62 $60.68

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Corporate

Coordinator $54.31 $56.21 $58.18 $60.21 $62.32

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Corporate Project

Controls Manager $55.04 $56.97 $58.96 $61.03 $63.16

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Director Of Client

Services $57.56 $59.58 $61.66 $63.82 $66.06

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category Director Of EHS $57.56 $59.58 $61.66 $63.82 $66.06

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

SCLS Labor

Category EHS Admin $58.15 $60.18 $62.29 $64.46 $66.72

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category EHS Professional $58.74 $60.80 $62.92 $65.13 $67.41

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category EHS Trainer $59.31 $61.39 $63.54 $65.76 $68.06

541330ENG

Commercial

Labor

Category

Electrical Oversight

Support $58.39 $60.43 $62.55 $64.74 $67.00

541620, 541690, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Environmental

Scientist $59.37 $61.44 $63.59 $65.81 $68.12

541620, 541690, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Environmental

Scientist I $61.41 $63.56 $65.78 $68.09 $70.48

541620, 541690, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Environmental

Scientist II $63.32 $65.54 $67.84 $70.22 $72.68

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Environmental

Systems Engineer $61.45 $63.60 $65.82 $68.13 $70.52

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Executive Director

Of Government

Programs

$63.77 $66.01 $68.31 $70.70 $73.18

541620, 541690, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Gis Technician $63.77 $66.01 $68.31 $70.70 $73.18

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Gov. Staffing Project

Manager $62.74 $64.94 $67.21 $69.56 $72.00

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Nuclear Construction

Quality Assurance

Support

$66.99 $69.34 $71.77 $74.28 $76.88

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category Operations Manager $67.93 $70.31 $72.77 $75.31 $77.95

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category Program Director $68.13 $70.52 $72.99 $75.55 $78.19

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category Project Coordinator $68.28 $70.67 $73.14 $75.70 $78.35

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category Project Manager $70.44 $72.91 $75.46 $78.10 $80.83

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Project Oversight

Support $71.18 $73.67 $76.25 $78.92 $81.68

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Project Site

Coordinator $71.89 $74.41 $77.01 $79.71 $82.50

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category Project Site Manager $74.39 $76.99 $79.68 $82.47 $85.35

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category Project Specialist I $75.11 $77.74 $80.46 $83.28 $86.20

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category Research Analyst $79.09 $81.86 $84.73 $87.69 $90.76

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Senior Proposal

Manager $79.10 $81.87 $84.74 $87.70 $90.77

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Senior Site

Coordinator $79.36 $82.14 $85.01 $87.98 $91.06

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Senior Technical

Advisor $81.40 $84.25 $87.20 $90.26 $93.42

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category Sr. Office Manager $81.62 $84.48 $87.44 $90.50 $93.66

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category Sr. Technical Advisor $79.92 $82.72 $85.61 $88.60 $91.71

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Training Manager $80.35 $83.16 $86.08 $89.09 $92.20

541620, 562910RMI

SCLS Labor

Category Administrative

Assistant (Field

House)

$86.29 $89.31 $92.43 $95.67 $99.01

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

SCLS Labor

Category Administrative

Assistant (Home

House)

$86.29 $89.31 $92.43 $95.67 $99.01

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Chemical Engineer -

Entry $87.44 $90.50 $93.66 $96.94 $100.33

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Chemical Engineer -

Mid $90.84 $94.03 $97.32 $100.73 $104.25

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Chemical Engineer -

Senior $91.52 $94.72 $98.04 $101.47 $105.02

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Chemist - Entry $91.52 $94.72 $98.04 $101.47 $105.02

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Chemist - Mid $88.99 $92.10 $95.32 $98.66 $102.12

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Chemist - Senior $94.48 $97.78 $101.21 $104.76 $108.42

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Civil Engineer -

Entry $96.03 $99.40 $102.87 $106.47 $110.20

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category Civil Engineer - Mid $96.11 $99.48 $102.96 $106.57 $110.30

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Civil Engineer -

Senior $98.13 $101.56 $105.12 $108.80 $112.60

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Decommissioning

Field Technicians $98.22 $101.65 $105.21 $108.89 $112.70

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Decommissioning

Specialists $95.25 $98.59 $102.04 $105.60 $109.30

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Deputy Program

Manager $101.68 $105.24 $108.93 $112.74 $116.69

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Ecological Risk

Assessor/Toxicologis t - Mid

$101.68 $105.24 $108.93 $112.74 $116.69

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Ecological Risk

Assessor/Toxicologis t - Senior

$104.60 $108.26 $112.05 $115.97 $120.03

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Electrical Engineer -

Entry $106.10 $109.81 $113.65 $117.63 $121.75

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Electrical Engineer -

Mid $106.80 $110.54 $114.41 $118.41 $122.55

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Electrical Engineer -

Senior $111.68 $115.59 $119.64 $123.83 $128.16

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Electronic Design and Drafting

Technician - Entry

$108.44 $112.24 $116.17 $120.24 $124.45

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Electronic Design and Drafting

Technician - Mid

$109.41 $113.24 $117.20 $121.30 $125.54

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Electronic Design and Drafting

Technician - Senior

$111.43 $115.32 $119.37 $123.55 $127.87

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Engineering

Technician - Entry $112.83 $116.78 $120.87 $125.10 $129.48

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Engineering

Technician - Mid $115.02 $119.05 $123.22 $127.54 $132.00

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Engineering

Technician - Senior $115.03 $119.06 $123.23 $127.55 $132.01

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Environmental

Engineer - Entry $115.03 $119.06 $123.23 $127.55 $132.01

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Environmental

Engineer - Mid $116.54 $120.62 $124.85 $129.22 $133.74

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Environmental

Engineer - Senior $116.69 $120.77 $125.00 $129.37 $133.89

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Environmental

Sciences Technician -

Entry

$117.53 $121.64 $125.90 $130.31 $134.87

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Environmental

Sciences Technician -

Mid

$120.29 $124.50 $128.86 $133.37 $138.04

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Environmental

Sciences Technician -

Senior

$121.01 $125.24 $129.62 $134.16 $138.85

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Environmental

Scientist - Entry $123.81 $128.14 $132.62 $137.27 $142.08

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Environmental

Scientist - Mid $126.54 $130.97 $135.56 $140.30 $145.21

Commercial

Labor

Category

Environmental

Scientist - Senior $126.95 $131.40 $135.99 $140.75 $145.67

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Estimator - Entry $129.29 $133.81 $138.50 $143.35 $148.36

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Estimator - Mid $131.32 $135.92 $140.68 $145.60 $150.70

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Estimator - Senior $134.45 $139.15 $144.02 $149.06 $154.28

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category Field Technician $138.38 $143.22 $148.24 $153.43 $158.80

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Geologist - Entry $137.40 $142.21 $147.18 $152.33 $157.66

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Geologist - Mid $137.59 $142.41 $147.40 $152.55 $157.89

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Geologist - Senior $137.93 $142.76 $147.76 $152.93 $158.28

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Geophysicist - Entry $139.05 $143.92 $148.96 $154.17 $159.57

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Geophysicist - Mid $141.92 $146.89 $152.03 $157.35 $162.86

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Geophysicist - Senior $142.93 $147.94 $153.12 $158.48 $164.03

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

GIS/Data

Visualization

Specialist - Entry

$142.95 $147.96 $153.14 $158.50 $164.05

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

GIS/Data

Visualization

Specialist - Mid

$142.95 $147.96 $153.14 $158.50 $164.05

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

GIS/Data

Visualization

Specialist - Senior

$147.87 $153.05 $158.41 $163.95 $169.69

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

H&S Field Safety

Officer $147.87 $153.05 $158.41 $163.95 $169.69

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

H&SE Field Safety

Professional $148.88 $154.09 $159.48 $165.06 $170.83

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

H&SE Field Safety

Representative $149.35 $154.58 $159.99 $165.59 $171.39

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Health Physicist -

Mid $151.06 $156.35 $161.82 $167.49 $173.35

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Health Physicist -

Senior $152.30 $157.63 $163.15 $168.87 $174.78

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Health Physics

Technicians - Mid $154.50 $159.91 $165.50 $171.29 $177.29

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Health Physics

Technicians - Senior $158.42 $163.96 $169.70 $175.65 $181.79

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Human Health Risk

Assessor/Toxicologis t - Mid

$159.41 $164.99 $170.76 $176.74 $182.92

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Human Health Risk

Assessor/Toxicologis t - Senior

$161.66 $167.32 $173.18 $179.24 $185.52

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Industrial Hygienist $163.03 $168.74 $174.64 $180.76 $187.08

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Industrial Safety and

Health Technician $163.03 $168.74 $174.64 $180.76 $187.08

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Instrument and

Control Technicians $163.03 $168.74 $174.64 $180.76 $187.08

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Laboratory

Technicians $164.80 $170.56 $176.52 $182.70 $189.10

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Life Scientist $167.66 $173.52 $179.60 $185.88 $192.39

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category Mathematician $168.52 $174.42 $180.52 $186.84 $193.38

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Mechanical Engineer

- Entry $170.27 $176.22 $182.39 $188.78 $195.39

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Mechanical Engineer

- Mid $171.66 $177.66 $183.88 $190.32 $196.98

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Mechanical Engineer

- Senior $176.47 $182.65 $189.04 $195.66 $202.51

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Nuclear Engineer -

Senior $179.85 $186.15 $192.66 $199.41 $206.39

Commercial

Labor

Category

Physicist - Mid $183.01 $189.42 $196.05 $202.91 $210.02

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Physicist - Senior $183.01 $189.42 $196.05 $202.91 $210.02

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category Program Manager $183.01 $189.42 $196.05 $202.91 $210.02

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Project Controls

Specialist - Mid $183.01 $189.42 $196.05 $202.91 $210.02

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Project Controls

Specialist - Senior $183.14 $189.55 $196.18 $203.04 $210.15

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Project Engineer -

Entry $183.49 $189.90 $196.55 $203.44 $210.56

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Project Engineer -

Mid $185.22 $191.70 $198.41 $205.35 $212.53

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Project Engineer -

Senior $187.71 $194.28 $201.08 $208.11 $215.40

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Project Manager -

Mid $188.83 $195.44 $202.28 $209.36 $216.69

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Project Manager -

Senior $191.67 $198.38 $205.32 $212.50 $219.94

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Project Site Manager

- Mid $191.31 $198.02 $204.95 $212.12 $219.55

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Project Site Manager

- Senior $192.13 $198.85 $205.81 $213.02 $220.47

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Quality Control

Specialist/Inspector $198.86 $205.82 $213.03 $220.48 $228.20

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Quality Manager $198.86 $205.82 $213.03 $220.48 $228.20

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category Regulatory Specialist $200.54 $207.57 $214.83 $222.35 $230.13

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Safety

Specialists/Complian ce Inspectors and

ES&H Program

Specialists

$212.57 $220.01 $227.71 $235.68 $243.93

541330ENG

Commercial

Labor

Category

Safety/Fire Protection

Engineers $219.46 $227.13 $235.08 $243.31 $251.83

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Scientific Software

Analyst $238.64 $246.99 $255.64 $264.58 $273.84

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Structural Engineer -

Entry $238.64 $246.99 $255.64 $264.58 $273.84

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Structural Engineer -

Mid $245.29 $253.87 $262.76 $271.96 $281.48

541330ENG,

541690

Commercial

Labor

Category

Structural Engineer -

Senior $249.73 $258.48 $267.53 $276.89 $286.58

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Survey and Mapping

Technician $250.68 $259.46 $268.53 $277.93 $287.66

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Technical

Planner/Analyst $251.23 $260.03 $269.13 $278.55 $288.30

541330ENG,

541690, 541620, 562910RMI

SCLS Labor

Category Technical

Writer/Editor $251.46 $260.25 $269.36 $278.79 $288.54

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Waste Handler

(Specialized) $260.71 $269.83 $279.27 $289.05 $299.16

541620, 562910RMI

Commercial

Labor

Category

Waste Specialists-

Shippers/Operations $275.30 $284.94 $294.91 $305.23 $315.91

SCLS Matrix

SCLS Eligible Contract Labor

Category/Fixed Price Service SCLS Equivalent Code Title WD Number

Administrative Office Coordinator 01113 - General Clerk III 2015-5469

Assistant Onsite Coordinator 01313 - Secretary III 2015-5469

EHS Admin 01410 - Supply Technician 2015-5469

Administrative Assistant (Field House) 01020 - Administrative Assistant 2015-5469

Administrative Assistant (Home House) 01020 - Administrative Assistant 2015-5469

Technical Writer/Editor 30463 - Technical Writer III 2015-5469

The Service Contract Labor Standards, formerly the Service Contract Act (SCA), apply to this contract and it includes SCLS applicable labor categories. Labor categories and fixed price services marked with a (**) in this pricelist are based on the U.S. Department of Labor Wage Determination Number(s) identified in the SCLS matrix. The prices awarded are in line with the geographic scope of the contract

(i.e., nationwide).

LABOR CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS

Labor Category

Labor Category

Description

Minimum

Education

Minimum

Years of

Experience

High School

Equivalent and/or

Required

Certifications or Licenses

Senior Nuclear

Construction Manager

A Senior Nuclear Construction Manager oversees the planning, coordination, and execution of nuclear construction projects, ensuring safety, regulatory compliance, and timely completion. They manage teams, budgets, and project schedules while liaising with stakeholders.

Bachelors 10 None

Senior ES&H

Construction Oversight

A Senior ES&H Construction Oversight professional ensures that construction activities comply with environmental, safety, and health regulations. They monitor safety protocols, enforce compliance, and mitigate risks during construction projects, while coordinating with teams and stakeholders to maintain safe work environments.

Bachelors 8 None

Senior Welding

Inspector

A Senior Welding Inspector ensures the quality and safety of welding work by conducting inspections, verifying compliance with codes and standards, and documenting results. They review welding procedures, inspect materials, and oversee welders' work to ensure precision and adherence to project specifications.

High School 5

WS Certified

Welding

Inspector

Commissioning

Manager

A Commissioning Manager leads the process of testing and verifying that newly installed systems and equipment meet operational requirements before handover. They oversee the commissioning phase, ensure compliance with project specifications, coordinate with engineering teams, and ensure smooth transition from construction to operation.

Bachelors 7 None

Senior Construction

Manager

A Senior Construction Manager oversees large-scale construction projects, ensuring they are completed on time, within budget, and to required safety and quality standards. They manage project teams, coordinate resources, handle client communications, and solve complex construction challenges.

Bachelors 5 None

Electrical Safety

Manager

An Electrical Safety Manager ensures that all electrical systems and practices on a project comply with safety standards and regulations. They develop safety protocols, conduct risk assessments, train staff, and oversee inspections to prevent electrical hazards and ensure safe working conditions.

Bachelors 8 None

Account Manager

An Account Manager serves as the primary point of contact between the company and its clients, ensuring strong relationships and delivering solutions to meet client needs. They manage client accounts, oversee project progress, and work

Bachelors 5 None closely with internal teams to drive business growth while maintaining client satisfaction.

Administrative Office

Coordinator

An Administrative Office Coordinator oversees office operations, ensuring smooth workflow by managing schedules, handling communications, and coordinating administrative tasks. They organize meetings, maintain records, support staff, and ensure the office runs efficiently.

High School 2 None

Assistant Onsite

Coordinator

An Assistant Onsite Coordinator supports the management of onsite activities by coordinating logistics, assisting with scheduling, and ensuring smooth communication between teams. They help with project organization, resource allocation, and compliance with safety protocols.

High School 2 High School

Equivalent

Construction Manager

A Construction Manager oversees all phases of construction projects, from planning and budgeting to execution and completion. They coordinate with architects, engineers, and subcontractors to ensure projects are completed on time, within budget, and in compliance with safety and quality standards.

Bachelors 5 None

Corporate Coordinator

A Corporate Coordinator supports the management of corporate operations by coordinating administrative tasks, organizing meetings, and facilitating communication between departments.

They assist with project management, handle corporate documentation, and ensure efficient workflow within the organization.

High School 3 None

Corporate Project

Controls Manager

A Corporate Project Controls Manager oversees the planning, budgeting, and scheduling of corporate projects to ensure they are completed on time and within budget. They implement project control systems, monitor progress, manage risks, and coordinate with stakeholders to maintain project efficiency and compliance with company goals.

Bachelors 5 None

Director Of Client

Services

A Director of Client Services leads the client services department, ensuring client satisfaction and fostering long-term relationships. They develop service strategies, oversee client account management, resolve high-level client issues, and collaborate with internal teams to meet client needs and business objectives.

Bachelors 8 None

Director Of EHS

A Director of EHS develops and oversees EHS programs, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and workplace safety standards. They lead the implementation of safety protocols, conduct risk assessments, manage audits, and promote a culture of safety across the organization.

Bachelors 10 CSP

EHS Admin

An EHS Admin provides administrative support to the EHS department, ensuring documentation, compliance tracking, and reporting are efficiently handled. They assist with maintaining safety records, organizing training sessions, and ensuring the implementation of safety policies and procedures.

High School 1 None

EHS Professional

An EHS Professional ensures that workplace environments comply with health, safety, and environmental regulations. They conduct risk

Bachelors 5 CSP assessments, implement safety programs, train staff, and monitor compliance to reduce hazards and promote a safe work environment.

EHS Trainer

An EHS Trainer develops and delivers training programs focused on workplace safety, environmental compliance, and health regulations.

They educate employees on safety protocols, conduct workshops, and ensure staff are knowledgeable about current EHS standards and practices.

Bachelors 5 None

Electrical Oversight

Support

An Electrical Oversight Support professional assists in ensuring electrical systems meet safety and regulatory standards during project execution. They provide technical support, monitor electrical installations, review compliance with codes, and help identify and resolve potential issues.

Associates 5 None

Environmental

Scientist

An Environmental Scientist is an entry-level professional who supports environmental research and project implementation. They assist in data collection, site assessments, and environmental impact reports under the guidance of senior scientists.

Bachelors 1 None

Environmental

Scientist I

An Environmental Scientist I is a mid-level professional responsible for conducting site assessments, data analysis, and environmental research. They contribute to project management, prepare environmental reports, and ensure compliance with regulations, working with moderate supervision and handling more complex tasks.

Bachelors 4 None

Environmental

Scientist II

An Environmental Scientist II is a senior-level professional who leads environmental projects, performs advanced research, and provides strategic recommendations. They manage teams, oversee environmental impact studies, and ensure that projects comply with environmental policies and regulations.

Bachelors 7 None

Environmental

Systems Engineer

An Environmental Systems Engineer designs, develops, and manages systems that minimize environmental impact and promote sustainability.

They work on projects related to water treatment, pollution control, waste management, and energy efficiency, ensuring that systems comply with environmental regulations and improve environmental performance.

Bachelors 3 None

Executive Director Of

Government Programs

The Executive Director of Government Programs leads the strategic planning, implementation, and oversight of projects funded by government agencies. They ensure programs align with organizational objectives, maintain compliance with government regulations, and foster strong partnerships with government entities.

Responsibilities include managing budgets, overseeing reporting, and driving successful program outcomes.

Bachelors 10 None

Gis Technician A GIS Technician is responsible for creating, maintaining, and updating GIS databases and maps.

Associates 3 None

They collect spatial data, analyze geographic information, and produce digital maps for various applications such as urban planning, environmental management, and transportation. The role also involves troubleshooting GIS software and assisting with spatial data management.

Gov. Staffing Project

Manager

A Government Staffing Project Manager is responsible for overseeing the strategic management of staffing for government projects.

They coordinate the development and execution of staffing plans, manage recruitment teams, ensure regulatory compliance, and align staffing resources with project timelines and requirements. This role involves ensuring optimal allocation of personnel, and addressing workforce challenges to meet project goals efficiently.

Bachelors 5 None

Nuclear Construction

Quality Assurance

Support

A Nuclear Construction QA Support professional assists in ensuring that all construction activities within a nuclear project adhere to regulatory and quality standards. They monitor construction processes, conduct inspections, review documentation, and assist in identifying and resolving quality-related issues. Their role helps maintain compliance with safety and quality assurance protocols specific to nuclear construction projects.

Bachelors 5 None

Operations Manager

An Operations Manager oversees the day-to-day operations of an organization, ensuring efficiency, productivity, and adherence to company goals.

They manage workflows, optimize operational processes, monitor performance, and coordinate between departments to ensure seamless execution of business activities. The role also involves managing budgets, implementing policies, and resolving operational issues.

Bachelors 5 None

Program Director

A Program Director oversees the planning, execution, and management of multiple programs within an organization. They are responsible for setting program goals, managing budgets, coordinating teams, and ensuring that programs align with the organization's strategic objectives.

The role also involves monitoring program performance, mitigating risks, and maintaining stakeholder communication to ensure successful delivery.

Bachelors 8 None

Project Coordinator

A Project Coordinator supports the planning and execution of projects by managing schedules, coordinating resources, and ensuring effective communication among team members. They track project progress, assist with documentation, and help manage tasks to keep projects on time and within budget. Additionally, they help resolve issues and maintain project reports for stakeholders.

Associates 3 None

Project Manager

A Project Manager is responsible for planning, organizing, coordinating, and managing the activities of assigned projects. They provide direction to project teams and group leaders to

Bachelors 10 None ensure project objectives are met. The role involves monitoring project performance against budgets and schedules, identifying deviations from the project plan, and implementing corrective actions. The

Project Manager also handles personnel administration, assigns key project roles, and approves appointments. Additionally, they contribute to project budget and schedule development and participate in division policy planning and development.

Project Oversight

Support

Project Oversight Support professional assists in monitoring and managing project activities to ensure they meet established goals, timelines, and budgets. They support the project manager by reviewing progress, tracking milestones, ensuring compliance with standards, and identifying potential risks. This role involves coordinating with teams, preparing reports, and providing administrative and logistical assistance to maintain project alignment and efficiency.

Bachelors 3 None

Project Site

Coordinator

A Project Site Coordinator is responsible for overseeing on-site operations and ensuring that construction or project activities run smoothly.

They manage daily logistics, coordinate resources, monitor progress, and ensure compliance with safety standards. The role also involves liaising between the project manager, site workers, and contractors to ensure timelines and project goals are met.

High School 3 None

Project Site Manager

A Project Site Manager is responsible for overseeing all on-site activities of a construction or project site, ensuring that work is completed on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards. They manage subcontractors, enforce safety protocols, coordinate resources, and monitor progress. The role also involves problem-solving on site, reporting to senior management, and ensuring compliance with project specifications and regulations.

Bachelors 5 None

Project Specialist I

A Project Specialist I is an entry-level professional who assists with the planning, coordination, and execution of projects. They support project managers by tracking timelines, managing documentation, preparing reports, and ensuring that project activities align with goals. This role involves basic project analysis, resource coordination, and providing administrative support to ensure project efficiency.

Bachelors 2 None

Research Analyst

A Research Analyst is responsible for gathering, analyzing, and interpreting data to support business decisions, market trends, or academic research.

They use various tools to collect data, create reports, and provide insights to guide strategies and solutions. The role often involves statistical analysis, forecasting, and presenting findings to stakeholders.

Bachelors 2 None

Senior Proposal

Manager

A Senior Proposal Manager leads the development and submission of proposals for high-value projects, ensuring alignment with client requirements and organizational goals. They manage cross-functional teams, coordinate proposal writing, review content for compliance and quality, and develop strategies for competitive bidding. The role also includes handling complex bids and managing the entire proposal process from planning to submission.

Bachelors 5 None

Senior Site

Coordinator

A Senior Site Coordinator oversees daily on-site operations for large-scale or complex projects, ensuring that activities are completed efficiently and in compliance with project goals. They manage logistics, coordinate between site workers and project management, resolve operational issues, and ensure safety standards are followed. Additionally, they supervise junior coordinators and report progress to senior management.

Bachelors 5 None

Senior Technical

Advisor

A Senior Technical Advisor provides expert guidance and strategic technical solutions in specialized areas such as engineering, nuclear, high-explosives, or scientific fields. They offer advanced technical insights, assist with complex problem-solving, and guide project teams to ensure technical excellence. The role involves reviewing designs, ensuring adherence to industry standards, and advising on the implementation of cutting-edge technologies to meet project or organizational goals.

Bachelors 10 None

Sr. Office Manager

A Senior Office Manager is responsible for overseeing the administrative functions of multiple departments, ensuring smooth operations and adherence to organizational policies. They manage office personnel, streamline procedures, coordinate resources, and handle budgeting and procurement.

Additionally, they oversee facility maintenance, manage vendor relationships, and ensure a productive and positive work environment.

Associates 5 None

Sr. Technical Advisor

A Senior Technical Advisor provides expert guidance and strategic technical solutions in specialized areas such as engineering, nuclear, high-explosives, or scientific fields. They offer advanced technical insights, assist with complex problem-solving, and guide project teams to ensure technical excellence. The role involves reviewing designs, ensuring adherence to industry standards, and advising on the implementation of cutting-edge technologies to meet project or organizational goals.

Bachelors 10 None

Training Manager

A Training Manager is responsible for designing, developing, and managing training programs that enhance employee skills and performance. They assess training needs, create curricula, and coordinate training sessions for staff development.

The role involves evaluating the effectiveness of training programs, managing training budgets, and ensuring that training initiatives align with organizational goals.

Administrative

Assistant (Field

House)

An Administrative Assistant for a Field House provides administrative support for operations, handling scheduling, record-keeping, and communication tasks. They assist with coordinating events, managing office supplies, processing documentation, and supporting staff in day-to-day functions.

None 1 None

Administrative

Assistant (Home

House)

An Administrative Assistant for a Home House manages administrative tasks, including handling correspondence, organizing files, and scheduling appointments. They support daily operations by maintaining records, assisting with home-based events, and coordinating between household staff and external vendors.

None 2 None

Chemical Engineer -

Entry

An Entry-Level Chemical Engineer assists in designing and developing chemical processes and equipment for manufacturing products. They work under supervision to perform research, conduct experiments, and analyze data. Their role includes supporting senior engineers in improving production efficiency and ensuring compliance with safety and environmental standards.

Bachelors 2 None

Chemical Engineer -

Mid

A Mid-Level Chemical Engineer is responsible for independently managing chemical process design, optimization, and troubleshooting in a production environment. They work on complex engineering problems, lead small projects, and ensure compliance with safety, environmental, and quality standards. They also collaborate with cross-functional teams to improve manufacturing processes.

Bachelors 4 None

Chemical Engineer -

Senior

A Senior Chemical Engineer leads the design, implementation, and optimization of complex chemical processes. They manage large-scale projects, mentor junior engineers, and ensure that operations align with safety, environmental, and regulatory standards. This role involves advanced problem-solving, strategic planning, and collaboration with leadership to drive innovation and process improvements.

Bachelors 7 None

Chemist - Entry

An Entry-Level Chemist performs laboratory experiments and analysis to support product development, quality control, and research projects.

They are responsible for preparing chemical solutions, conducting tests, and collecting data under the guidance of senior chemists. The role involves maintaining laboratory equipment and ensuring that experiments comply with safety protocols.

Bachelors 2 None

Chemist - Mid

A Mid-Level Chemist independently conducts complex chemical experiments, analyzes results, and contributes to product development and process improvements. They work on research projects, lead small teams, and develop testing methodologies. This role also involves troubleshooting laboratory issues and ensuring

Bachelors 4 None compliance with safety and environmental regulations.

Chemist - Senior

A Senior Chemist leads advanced research, development, and testing initiatives, focusing on the innovation of new products or chemical processes.

They manage research projects, mentor junior chemists, and ensure all experiments and processes meet industry standards and regulations. This role involves high-level problem-solving, strategic planning, and collaboration with cross-functional teams.

Bachelors 7 None

Civil Engineer - Entry

An Entry-Level Civil Engineer assists in designing, planning, and executing infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges, and buildings. They support senior engineers by performing calculations, preparing reports, and conducting site visits. The role includes assisting in the development of project plans, ensuring compliance with environmental and safety regulations, and learning project management skills.

Bachelors 2 None

Civil Engineer - Mid

A Mid-Level Civil Engineer independently manages portions of infrastructure projects, conducting design work, overseeing construction activities, and performing detailed engineering analysis. They collaborate with architects, contractors, and other engineers to ensure projects are completed on time, within budget, and to specifications. This role involves problem-solving, project coordination, and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Bachelors 4 None

Civil Engineer - Senior

A Senior Civil Engineer leads the design, planning, and execution of complex infrastructure projects.

They manage project teams, provide technical expertise, and oversee all phases of construction.

This role involves advanced problem-solving, strategic planning, budgeting, and ensuring adherence to safety and environmental regulations.

They also mentor junior engineers and collaborate with stakeholders to achieve project goals.

Bachelors 7 None

Decommissioning

Field Technicians

Decommissioning Field Technicians perform on-site activities to safely dismantle and decommission facilities, systems, or equipment, often in industrial or nuclear settings. They follow safety and environmental protocols, handle hazardous materials, and assist in preparing the site for post-decommissioning use. This role includes operating specialized tools, conducting site inspections, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.

High School 2 High School

Equivalent

Decommissioning

Specialists

A Decommissioning Specialist is responsible for planning and overseeing the safe decommissioning of facilities, equipment, or structures, often in industries such as energy or nuclear. They ensure compliance with safety, environmental, and regulatory standards, develop decommissioning plans, and manage the removal and disposal of hazardous materials. The role includes risk assessment, site remediation, and coordinating with contractors and regulatory agencies.

Deputy Program

Manager

A Deputy Program Manager supports the Program

Manager by assisting in the overall management of projects or programs, ensuring they are executed on time, within scope, and budget. They help coordinate resources, manage teams, oversee daily operations, and handle reporting and communication with stakeholders. The role also involves identifying risks and implementing corrective actions as needed.

Bachelors 5 None

Ecological Risk

Assessor/Toxicologist

- Mid

A Mid-Level Ecological Risk

Assessor/Toxicologist conducts assessments to evaluate the potential environmental and health risks posed by chemicals, pollutants, and hazardous materials. They analyze data, assess ecosystem impacts, develop risk mitigation strategies, and ensure compliance with environmental regulations.

This role involves conducting fieldwork, interpreting toxicological data, and collaborating with scientists and regulatory agencies to protect ecosystems and human health.

Bachelors 3 None

Ecological Risk

Assessor/Toxicologist

- Senior

A Senior Ecological Risk Assessor/Toxicologist leads complex assessments to determine the environmental and health impacts of hazardous substances on ecosystems and human health. They manage projects, guide risk mitigation strategies, and ensure compliance with environmental regulations. This role involves leading fieldwork, interpreting advanced toxicological data, advising on policy, and mentoring junior staff.

Bachelors 7 None

Electrical Engineer -

Entry

An Entry-Level Electrical Engineer assists in designing, developing, and testing electrical systems and components for various applications, including power generation, distribution, and automation. They support senior engineers with drafting plans, conducting electrical analysis, and troubleshooting system issues under supervision.

Bachelors 2 None

Electrical Engineer -

Mid

A Mid-Level Electrical Engineer independently designs and optimizes electrical systems for commercial, industrial, or infrastructure projects.

They are responsible for performing detailed engineering analysis, troubleshooting complex electrical issues, and ensuring compliance with electrical codes and standards. This role also involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to complete projects on time and within budget.

Bachelors 4 None

Electrical Engineer -

Senior

A Senior Electrical Engineer leads the design, development, and implementation of advanced electrical systems for major projects. They manage project teams, oversee electrical design and testing, ensure compliance with regulatory standards, and drive innovation in electrical technologies. This role involves high-level problem-solving, strategic planning, and mentoring junior engineers.

Bachelors 7 None

Electronic Design and

Drafting Technician -

Entry

An Entry-Level Electronic Design and Drafting

Technician assists in creating technical drawings and designs for electronic systems and components.

They support senior technicians by preparing schematics, updating design documents, and using

CAD software to create accurate layouts under supervision. They ensure that designs adhere to engineering standards and specifications.

Associates 2 None

Electronic Design and

Drafting Technician -

Mid

A Mid-Level Electronic Design and Drafting

Technician independently develops and revises technical drawings and designs for complex electronic systems. They work closely with engineers to translate technical specifications into detailed schematics, troubleshoot design issues, and ensure compliance with industry standards. This role involves managing multiple design projects and contributing to the design process.

Associates 4 None

Electronic Design and

Drafting Technician -

Senior

A Senior Electronic Design and Drafting

Technician leads the design and drafting of intricate electronic systems, ensuring accuracy and adherence to project specifications and industry standards. They manage design teams, mentor junior technicians, and collaborate with engineers to resolve complex design challenges. This role includes overseeing project timelines, conducting quality control, and driving innovation in electronic design.

Bachelors 7 None

Engineering

Technician - Entry

An Entry-Level Engineering Technician supports engineers by assisting in the design, development, and testing of technical products and systems. They perform basic engineering tasks such as setting up equipment, collecting data, and troubleshooting under supervision. This role involves working with technical drawings, conducting tests, and maintaining detailed records of project activities.

Associates 2 None

Engineering

Technician - Mid

A Mid-Level Engineering Technician works independently on more complex tasks such as performing advanced tests, analyzing data, and assisting in the design and modification of technical systems. They collaborate with engineers on project development, troubleshoot technical issues, and ensure compliance with industry standards. This role involves managing project documentation and providing technical support to teams.

Associates 4 None

Engineering

Technician - Senior

A Senior Engineering Technician leads technical projects, providing advanced support in the design, testing, and implementation of engineering systems.

They oversee technical teams, troubleshoot complex issues, and ensure projects meet technical and regulatory standards. This role involves mentoring junior technicians, managing project timelines, and driving innovation in technical processes.

Bachelors 7 None

Environmental

Engineer - Entry

An Entry-Level Environmental Engineer assists in designing solutions for environmental challenges such as pollution control, waste management, and water treatment. They support senior engineers by conducting environmental assessments, collecting and analyzing data, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. This role involves working on projects related to sustainability and environmental impact mitigation.

Environmental

Engineer - Mid

A Mid-Level Environmental Engineer independently designs and implements projects that address environmental concerns such as air and water quality, waste management, and site remediation. They perform detailed engineering analyses, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and ensure projects adhere to environmental laws and standards. This role involves leading smaller projects and providing technical expertise to ensure sustainable outcomes.

Bachelors 4 None

Environmental

Engineer - Senior

A Senior Environmental Engineer leads complex environmental engineering projects, overseeing the design, planning, and implementation of solutions that address pollution, sustainability, and environmental impact. They manage teams, ensure compliance with environmental regulations, and provide strategic guidance on environmental policies.

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