Estimator - Heavy Civil Construction - Solar
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LocationAustin, Texas
Work moderemote · United States
SeniorityMid
Company size10,000+ people
PostedOct 28, 2026 · 1w ago
Verified live1d ago
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Independently manage substantial estimate scopes from initial review through bid completion
Develop and review quantities, production assumptions, labor, equipment, materials, subcontractor pricing, and supplier pricing
Build complete, traceable estimate structures and cost components
Use historical cost and production information to validate assumptions
Present assigned scopes, findings, and recommendations during estimate and bid reviews
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General Summary
As an Estimator II at Granite, you’ll independently develop and coordinate substantial estimate scopes for heavy civil and energy-sector construction projects. You’ll analyze quantities, production, pricing, construction approach, subcontractor and supplier input, and risk to develop competitive, well-supported bids.
This position is currently remote, with plans to transition to Granite’s future Austin, Texas office. Occasional travel may be required for job walks, project site visits, bid and preconstruction activities, and company meetings at other Granite locations.
What You’ll Do:
Estimate Development:
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Independently manage substantial estimate scopes from initial review through bid completion.
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Develop and review quantities, production assumptions, labor, equipment, materials, subcontractor pricing, and supplier pricing.
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Build complete, traceable estimate structures and cost components.
•
Use historical cost and production information to validate assumptions.
•
Present assigned scopes, findings, and recommendations during estimate and bid reviews.