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Contract Manager

Kemah, TX

$80K - $107K/yr

... procurement, finance, and external parties, ensuring that all contractual obligations are met ... Demonstrated experience administering contracts in construction, engineering, marine, or energy ...

... major marine construction programs in accordance with the company's overall safety goals ... Work closely with Production Planning, Production Engineering, Procurement/Supply Chain, Quality ...

Source Selection SME

Aberdeen, MD · On-site

$125 - $150/hr

... Marine Corps. Lead mission-critical acquisition efforts shaping real-world national security ... Develop acquisition documentation, procurement strategies, and contract packages * Ensure ...

$125 - $150/hr

... Marine Corps. Lead mission-critical acquisition efforts shaping real-world national security ... Develop acquisition documentation, procurement strategies, and contract packages * Ensure ...

$60 - $80/hr

Monitor subcontract deliverables, documentation requirements, and contractual milestones. Required ... Manufacturing, marine, industrial, or defense industry experience. * Knowledge of procurement ...

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Monitor subcontract deliverables, documentation requirements, and contractual milestones. Required ... Manufacturing, marine, industrial, or defense industry experience. * Knowledge of procurement ...

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How much do contractual marine procurement jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 8, 2026, the average hourly pay for contractual marine procurement in the United States is $31.80, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $23.32 and $37.50 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Contractual Marine Procurement vs Marine Purchasing Agent?

AspectContractual Marine ProcurementMarine Purchasing Agent
CredentialsRelevant certifications, procurement experiencePurchasing certifications, industry knowledge
Work EnvironmentContract-based projects, offshore and maritime settingsOn-site or office-based, maritime industry
Employer & Industry UsageShipping companies, offshore contractorsShipyards, maritime suppliers
Search & Comparison IntentContracting, procurement processesPurchasing, sourcing

Contractual Marine Procurement involves managing procurement contracts for maritime projects, focusing on sourcing and negotiating for large-scale or long-term contracts. Marine Purchasing Agents handle day-to-day purchasing activities, sourcing supplies and equipment for ships or maritime operations. While both roles require industry knowledge, Contractual Marine Procurement emphasizes contract management and strategic sourcing, whereas Marine Purchasing Agents focus on procurement execution and supplier relations.

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$80K - $107K/yr

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Key responsibilities

  • Assist with the full contract lifecycle, including drafting, negotiation, execution, administration, and close-out of contracts.

  • Monitor contractor and vendor compliance with contractual obligations and manage contract variations, claims, and disputes.

  • Develop and maintain project schedules, track project progress, analyze deviations, and prepare performance reports.


Job description

Job Title: Contract Manager/ Project Controls

The Contract Manager/ Project Controls is a critical role responsible for the financial, contractual, and operational integrity of projects from inception through close-out. This individual will serve as the primary interface between project management, legal, procurement, finance, and external parties, ensuring that all contractual obligations are met, project performance is closely monitored, and risks are proactively identified and mitigated. Outlined are the expectations below:

Responsibilities:

Contract Management

  • Assist with the full contract lifecycle: drafting, negotiation, execution, administration, and close contracts with clients, subcontractors, vendors, and suppliers.
  • Review, interpret, and communicate contract terms and conditions to internal stakeholders; identify and flag commercial risks, ambiguities, or non-standard clauses requiring escalation.
  • Monitor contractor and vendor compliance with contractual obligations; track deliverables, milestones, payment terms, and performance guarantees.
  • Manage contract variations, claims, and disputes; lead person for preparing and evaluating change order requests, ensuring proper documentation and approvals are in accordance with contract requirements.
  • Administer notice provisions and correspondence requirements under contracts; maintain an organized contract repository and audit trail for all contractual communications.
  • Coordinate with legal counsel on complex contract matters, claims preparation, dispute resolution, and litigation support as required.
  • Support procurement activities by developing contract templates, evaluating bid packages, and reviewing subcontractor proposals for commercial compliance.
  • Ensure contract close-out obligations are fulfilled, including release of liens, final invoicing, performance certifications, and retention releases.

Project Controls

  • Develop and maintain project schedules, including baseline, progress, and specialty schedules. Track milestones, analyze deviations, and recommend recovery plans to ensure timely project completion
  • Track project progress, identify project risks and opportunities, develop mitigation plans, and manage change requests. Ensure project documentation is accurate and up to date
  • Collect and analyze project performance data, including earned value, productivity, and schedule adherence. Prepare detailed reports for management, clients, and stakeholders
  • Liaise with project teams, finance, procurement, and external vendors to ensure alignment with project objectives. Facilitate smooth communication across departments and stakeholders
  • Implement and maintain project control processes and adherence to company policies, project control procedures, and industry standards. Support project managers with guidance on complex project issues

Key Skills:

  • Analytical Skills: Ability to review schedules, budgets, and performance data to identify trends and potential issues.
  • Contract Expertise: Strong understanding of contract law, commercial terms, and risk allocation across various contract types (lump sum, reimbursable, unit rate, EPC/EPCM).
  • Project Management Systems: Proficiency with ERP systems and project controls software.
  • KPI Management: Ability to define, track, and manage key performance indicators across both project controls and contract performance.
  • Communication: Strong verbal and written skills; ability to convey project status, contractual positions, and recommendations clearly to senior leadership, clients, and project teams.
  • Negotiation: Skilled in negotiating contract terms, change orders, and dispute resolutions to achieve favorable outcomes.
  • Leadership: Ability to guide cross-functional teams and make sound commercial decisions under pressure.
  • Problem-Solving: Critical thinking skills to address challenges, resolve disputes, and improve project and contract outcomes.
  • Technical Proficiency: Advanced skills in Microsoft Excel and project management software.

Qualifications:

  • Bachelor's degree in Construction, Engineering Management or Business, or related field.
  • 5–10 years of combined experience in project controls and/or contract management, preferably on capital projects
  • Demonstrated experience administering contracts in construction, engineering, marine, or energy sectors is strongly preferred.
  • Professional certifications such as PMP, PMI-SP, IPMA, or CPCM (Certified Professional Contracts Manager) are preferred.
  • Familiarity with standard contract forms (FIDIC, NEC, AIA, LOGIC) and applicable regulatory requirements are an asset.

Work Environment:

This role is primarily office-based, with periodic visits to project sites as required. Field environments may involve exposure to loud noise and standard industrial site conditions. Some travel may be required depending on project location and phase.

This role is essential for ensuring that projects are delivered on time, within budget, in full contractual compliance, and in alignment with organizational objectives.