
Preconstruction Services Manager / Senior Preconstruction Services Manager
Location: Sanford, FL
Wharton-Smith, Inc., a highly regarded and established construction company, is seeking qualified candidates for a Preconstruction Services Manager position. This opening is also available at the Senior Preconstruction Services Manager level for highly experienced candidates. This role is based in our Sanford, FL office and requires strong knowledge of the Palm Beach Gardens construction market.
The Preconstruction Services Manager is responsible for leading the preconstruction effort on assigned projects, developing accurate cost estimates, managing subcontractor relations, preparing proposals, and ensuring a seamless transition to operations. Senior-level candidates will lead more complex pursuits, mentor team members, and contribute strategically to preconstruction planning and execution.
Primary Responsibilities
Estimating & Preconstruction Management
Subcontractor & Vendor Coordination
Team Leadership & Collaboration
Preconstruction Manager Level
Senior Preconstruction Manager Level
Additional Requirements

Wharton-Smith, Inc. - ''The Construction Group of Choice"
Our Vision…to be the construction group of choice for our employees, our clients, and the communities we serve. Our Mission…to exceed our client's expectations by performing with the highest quality, professionalism, and fairness and by communicating with honesty and integrity at all times.
Wharton-Smith is headquartered in Sanford, Florida, with branch offices in Pensacola, Space Coast, Palm Beach Gardens, Fort Myers, North Port, Jacksonville, and, Tampa, FL; Houston, TX; Baton Rouge, LA; and Charlotte, NC. Wharton-Smith has a strong presence and solid reputation as a General Contractor, Construction Manager, and Design-Build Contractor throughout the Southeastern U.S. and abroad.
Wharton-Smith is proud to be named a Top ENR 400 Contractor; Top ENR 200 Environmental Firm; Top Green Southeast Contractor (Southeast Magazine); and a "Best Place to Work" (Orlando Business Journal).