Senior Underground Utilities & Communications Estimator

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Fully remote role within LATAM, ESTFull-TimeSenior

Salary2,500 - 3,500 USD per month

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Job Details

Languages: English
Experience: 3+ years

Requirements

3+ years of experience in estimating within underground utilities, civil construction, or related infrastructure sectors.
Proven experience managing large-scale construction bids (typically $500K+ projects) for U.S.-based clients.
Strong proficiency in Bluebeam and PlanSwift for quantity takeoffs and drawing analysis.
Excellent ability to read and interpret civil engineering drawings, utility plans, specifications, and construction documents.
End-to-end experience in the bid process, including estimating, pricing coordination, submission, and post-award workflows.
Experience interacting directly with clients, contractors, and stakeholders during bidding and preconstruction phases.
Strong commercial awareness with the ability to support sales-oriented conversations and client engagement.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.
Prior experience working remotely with U.S.-based contractors is highly preferred.
Strong attention to detail, analytical thinking, and ability to work under tight deadlines.
Familiarity with underground utilities, including power and communications infrastructure, is highly desirable.

Responsibilities

Perform detailed quantity takeoffs using Bluebeam and PlanSwift, interpreting civil and utility drawings with a high level of accuracy.
Review construction plans, specifications, and bid documents to identify missing information, risks, and scope clarifications prior to submission.
Manage the full bid lifecycle, including solicitation, pricing coordination, subcontractor and supplier engagement, and final proposal delivery.
Serve as the primary estimating contact for clients, communicating directly with home builders and general contractors to clarify scope and support bidding activities.
Track and manage active bid opportunities, ensuring timely execution and coordination with internal teams and external stakeholders.
Coordinate post-award estimating activities, including subcontractor buyouts, RFIs, submittals, and ongoing scope alignment.
Support pricing strategy development by gathering and analyzing subcontractor and supplier quotations.
Ensure consistency and accuracy across all bid documentation and deliverables.
Maintain structured communication across stakeholders to support efficient project planning and execution.
Contribute to continuous improvement of estimating processes and workflows.

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