Superintendent (Government Construction Projects), Arlington

A well-established New England general contractor, based in Arlington, MA, is seeking an experienced construction professional to lead public works and government building projects. Our firm specializes in state and federal government facilities, historical building restorations, multi-family renovations, and building envelope work across Massachusetts and New England. We are DCAMM certified and have over 30 years of experience serving public-sector clients including state agencies, the National Park Service, USPS, and municipal governments.

What We Do:

General contracting for public works, government-owned facilities, and academic institutions Certified historical building restorations (including landmarks like Cambridge City Hall and Faneuil Hall) Multi-family and mixed-use renovations, including public and affordable housing Building envelope and exterior renovations (siding, windows, roofing, masonry, waterproofing)Building systems upgrades (HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire suppression) Self-perform capabilities in carpentry, painting, masonry, and waterproofing Responsibilities:

Manage all phases of government and public works construction, from pre-construction through closeout Oversee project scheduling, budgeting, subcontractor coordination, and quality control Ensure strict compliance with DCAMM requirements, prevailing wage laws, and state/federal regulations Maintain thorough documentation and reporting for public-sector contract complianceServe as the primary point of contact between the company, project owners, architects, and government agencies Coordinate in-house trades and subcontractors to deliver projects on time and within budget Qualifications:

Minimum 5 years of experience in commercial construction, with a proven background in public works and government building projects Working knowledge of Massachusetts public bidding laws, DCAMM certification requirements, and government contracting procedures Strong track record of delivering complex projects on schedule and within budgetExcellent communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills Experience with historical restoration or multi-family renovations is a plus What We Offer:

Opportunity to work on high-profile public-sector and historical projects across New England Stable, family-run company with low turnover and a collaborative team culture Competitive compensation based on experience