DON F. MARTIN JR., P.G., PMP

***** ********* ****, *** *******, TX 78259

GOOD_ DAY1@YAHOO. COM, 210-***-****

REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE

Project Manager with twenty-six years of progressive experience, including program management, government

support contracting (SETA/GEITA), business development, performance engineering program development, training,

and implementation (construction); project management (engineering, construction, and environmental); environmental

investigation and remediation (railroad facilities, mines, storage tanks, industrial facilities, refineries, oil and gas pipe

lines, crude oil impoundments and miscellaneous groundwater investigations at military installations); project and

office safety training and program implementation (engineering, construction, and environmental), total quality

management (TQM) program development, training and implementation (engineering and construction management);

and professional development training (for engineering, construction, and environmental staff).

EDUCATION

B.S., Geology, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas

Graduate Courses in Hydrogeology and Fluvial Systems, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas

PROFESSIONAL LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS

Project Management Professional, No. 495861

Lean Office Certification, 2006

Professional Geologist, Texas, No. 3629

Professional Geologist, Kentucky, No. 1533 (inactive)

Professional Geologist, Pennsylvania, No. PG-01981-G (inactive)

SECURITY CLEARANCE

Secret

PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• Construction Manager for $84M F-16 bed-down program, Balad AB, Iraq.

• Provided program management responsibility for the development and implementation of fit-for-purpose

metrics on construction management projects including a $600M film production facility/chemical plant in

Xiamen, China; a $300M refinery upgrade and new construction project in Toledo, Ohio; and a $100M project

to construct a chemical production facility in Luling, Louisiana.

• Led a $20M environmental investigation including; site safety, planning and scheduling of work activities,

management of subcontractors, and interface with U.S. Army Environmental Center (client), U.S. Army

personnel (site), regulatory personnel (State and Federal), and residents in surrounding communities, as well as

internal management of reporting activities.

• Managed environmental and engineering personnel and projects globally; from approximately 45 to 65 people

in 12 countries and the US with annual revenue of approximately $15M to $18M.

• Oversaw the safety program for 400+ persons; provided environmental safety training for employees and

clients of Fluor Daniel GTI at numerous locations in the US and Australia, and developed “Environmental Awareness

Training for Construction Project Managers” for the Fluor Daniel Construction Safety Department in Greenville, SC.

• Directed onsite construction recommendations during the reconstruction of the Iraqi Military Academy –

Rustamiyah (IMAR). Interfaced with the construction contractor, NATO forces, the US Army Corps of

Engineers and was a member of the IMAR staff with responsibility for engineering/construction. Involved in

all facets of the program from funding through construction and reported to MNSTCI through AFCEC.

• Managed support systems, i.e., 30 acquisition packages for Andrews Air Force Base (AFB), approximately

$10M in restoration activities; 42 acquisition packages for Charleston AFB; approximately $8.5M in

restoration activities; 14 acquisition packages for Dover AFB; approximately $2M in restoration activities; and,

36 acquisition packages for various facilities and military installations supporting approximately $20M in

restoration account activities. Plus, managed several Firm Fixed Price AFCEC task orders, with profit/loss

responsibility.

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• Managed one of the largest karst aquifer dye studies conducted in recent years. The investigation included

significant review of regional and local aquifer characteristics and chlorinated hydrocarbon migration in the

karst aquifer and its impact on the local hydrologic regime.

• Project Manager for numerous environmental projects with Petroleum (Refineries and Pipelines), Mining, Land

Development companies, and the U.S. Military in the western U.S. and Mexico. Responsibilities included

project management; report preparation and review; estimating/budgeting; scheduling of personnel,

contractors, and equipment; as well as, communication with clients.

• Directed the installation of approximately 500 groundwater monitoring wells and numerous soil borings to

conduct soil and groundwater sampling, aquifer characteristics testing, and collect other relevant environmental

data at a facility near Denver, Colorado.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

SOS International, Reston, VA and Balad, Iraq (2DEC13 – Present)

Construction Manager

FEDITC, EGC, and others, San Antonio, TX, (09/12 – 11/13)

Sr. Consultant

TEAM Integrated Engineering, Inc., San Antonio, TX (01/03 – 08/12)

Environmental Division Manager (08/09 – 08/12)

Asia Division Manager (02/07 – 08/09)

International Operations Manager (05/06 – 02/07)

AFCEE Iraq Program - Project Manager (12/04 – 05/06)

Senior Hydrogeologist (01/03 – 12/04)

JM Waller and Associates, San Antonio, TX (10/01 – 12/02)

Senior Professional II (Geologist/Hydrogeologist)

Universe Technologies, Inc., Brooks Air Force Base, San Antonio, TX (12/99 – 10/01)

Hydrogeologist

Fluor Daniel, Inc. (5/94 – 12/99)

Performance Engineer (11/97 – 12/99)

Continuous Performance Improvement Manager (9/96 – 10/97)

Technical Manager, Letterkenny Army Depot Remedial Investigation (5/94 – 9/96)

Safety Manager (Additional Duty, 9/94 – 11/97)

Dames and Moore, Dallas, TX (7/91 – 4/94)

Staff Geologist

Morrison Knudsen Environmental Services, Inc., Denver, CO (5/88 – 7/91)

Field Drilling Supervisor, Rocky Mountain Arsenal, Confidential Client, Denver, CO

Geochemical and Environmental Research Group, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX (5/87 – 4/88)

Scientific Crew, Ocean-Going Research Vessel, Gulf of Mexico

US Army Reserve, Engineer Officer (05/86 – 07/98) Honorable Discharge

Morrison-Knudsen Mining, Navasota Mining, College Station, TX and Coeur Rochester Gold Mine, Lovelock,

Nevada (Summers 1983, 1984 and 1986)

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