MICHAEL L. HOWARD

***** ****** ***** *****,

Round Rock, TX 78664

512-***-**** cell

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CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGER

Construction Project Manager with extensive experience managing projects with contract values ranging from

$100,000 to $650,000,000 in the Federal and Private Sectors. Extensive background in supervision of construction

projects, including contracts administration, with an emphasis placed on safety, cost management and overall

customer satisfaction.

CORE COMPETENCIES

Risk Management Claims Mitigation Cost Management

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Client Relations Subcontract Management Schedule Coordination

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PROJECTS/EXPERIENCE

Data Center

Microelectronics

Biopharmaceutical

Hospital Renovation

Commercial Building

Manufacturing

Chemical & Fibers

Pulp & Paper

Food Processing

Soil and Groundwater Remediation

WORK HISTORY

Skanska USA, Building 2012 - 2013

Construction Project Manager

Intel Corporation – 1272 D1C Extension; Construction Management – Lump Sum

Project Manager of CSA, Mechanical, and Electrical scopes of work related to interior demolition of existing Fab and Central

Utility Building. Responsibilities include scope development and management (subcontract to close-out) for structural,

architectural, wet and dry mechanical, and process demolition. Leading a team of two project engineers and field staff, we

safely and successfully completed over $30 million of contracted scope in five months.

CH2M Hill 2010 - 2012

Buyer’s Technical Representative

US Department of Energy, Richland, WA; Construction Management - Stipulated Sum

200W Pump and Treat Project located on the Hanford Nuclear Reservation, a 586 square mile Federal facility.

Project consisted of eight process buildings designed to extract groundwater from the aquifer adjacent to the

Columbia River, remove radioactive contaminants, and inject the treated water back into the aquifer.

Responsibilities included preparation of statements of work, coordination of design information (between CH2M

Hill Design Group, DOE, and Contractors), and the management of documentation required by the Department of

Energy.

DPR & DRR/Fortis Joint Venture 2007-2009

Project Manager, DRR/Fortis Joint Venture

Intuit, Quincy, WA (2007 – 2010); Construction Management - Stipulated Sum ($160MM)

Onsite Project Manager for new 250,000 square foot Mission Critical Data Center located in Central Washington. Key

elements of this project included (six) 2,250 KW diesel generators, (thirty-seven) computer room air

conditioning units with associated cooling towers/chilled water system, and 40,000 square feet of raised access

flooring.

DPR

Project Manager (2005 – 2007)

Genentech CCP2 Project, Vacaville, CA; Construction Management - GMP

One of five DPR Project Managers (with a peak of approximately seventy office staff) assigned to this $600MM

upgrade to Genentech’s Vacaville facility. Responsible for renovation of and addition to Genentech’s Building 3

GMP warehouse (approximately $40MM in value). Installed a (-20 degree F) freezer and cold storage rooms in

addition to the 120,000 sf of high bay storage.

IDC-CH2m Hill 2005

Construction Coordinator

Intel Corporation - D1D Tool Install Lithography/D1C AMHS, Hillsboro, OR; Construction Management

Coordinated various trade subcontractors in the move-in and hook-up of lithography tools. In position for only a

few months due to the Owner requirement that staff augmentation personnel be rotated out on a regular basis.

DPR Construction, Inc. 1998 – 2004

Project Engineer / Project Manager

Intel Corporation, Hillsboro, OR; Construction Management ($3MM - $150MM)

Project Civil/Structural/Architectural Manager for various projects including initial construction and subsequent

tool install of new research and development chip manufacturing facility. Specific responsibilities included

estimating, preparation and award of bid packages, management of subcontracts, construction, and closeout

directing two to five project engineers. Project Manager for various Waste Stream Projects ranging in value from

$10MM to $60MM. Specific responsibilities included managing cost, schedule, construction, and closeout.

FLUOR DANIEL 1995 - 1998

Lead Civil Engineer (1996 –1998)

Wellman Inc. (Chemicals & Fibers) - St. Louis, MS; Reimbursable ($320MM)

Responsibilities include civil, structural, and architectural material management, contract coordination, and

coordination between construction supervision and design engineering.

Civil Engineer (1995 -1996)

MEMC Southwest - Sherman, TX; Construction - Cost Plus Fixed Fee ($375MM)

Responsible for civil, structural, and architectural contracts including roofing, masonry, drywall, painting, and

elevator installation.

Lead Civil Engineer (1995 -1995)

ICI Americas - Fayetteville, NC; Construction - Lump Sum ($220MM)

Responsibilities included construction material management, contract coordination, and coordination between

construction supervision and design engineering. Managed development and coordination of CPI (Continuous

Performance Improvement), and Value Engineering programs for jobsite.

KAMTECH INC. 1994 -1995

Civil Superintendent

Temple-Inland (Pulp & Paper) - Evadale, TX; Construction - Lump Sum ($300MM)

Supervised Self Perform CSA construction forces in the construction of No. 5 Paper Machine, and associated

structures.

CALIENTE CONSTRUCTION INC. 1993 -1994

Senior Project Manager

Various Projects - Commercial / Industrial, Ranging from $50,000 to $100,000

Managed multiple projects from bid preparation through project closeout. Projects include shopping mall tenant

improvements, Federal Building upgrades, and plant maintenance.

FLUOR DANIEL 1988-1993

Contracts Administrator (1993)

Food Processing Facility-Frito – Lay - Orlando, FL; Construction ($50MM)

Developed bid packages and executed contracts for all scopes of work and procured all construction materials for

self performed work.

Civil Engineer V (1991 -1993)

TRW Air Bag Propellant Manufacturing Facility, Mesa, AZ; Construction Management ($300MM)

Responsible for civil, structural, and architectural contracts for facility upgrade, including contract preparation and

coordination, coordination between architect/engineer and contractors.

Civil Engineer V (1991)

Mobay Chemical (Chemical & Fibers), Goose Creek, SC; Construction ($220MM)

Responsibilities included coordination of insulation, painting, and architectural contracts in conjunction with Fluor

Daniel self-perform work and interrelated subcontract activities.

Lead Civil Engineer (1988-1991)

Union Camp Pulp & Paper, Savannah, GA; Construction ($300MM)

Responsibilities include supervision of area civil engineers in takeoff and requisition of materials, preparation and

administration of subcontracts, and coordination of engineering information between Owner/Engineer and field

supervision. Responsibilities also included coordination between civil, mechanical, and electrical discipline

engineers in order to minimize conflicts involving the interface of construction crafts.

HENNESSY CONSTRUCTION SERVICES 1985 -1988

Project Manager

Various Projects (Hospital Renovations & Utility Substations), St. Petersburg, FL; Lump Sum ($25K-$1.5MM)

Prepared bids and managed construction of various utility projects including electrical substations and community

water services and managed two hospital renovation projects.

DANIEL CONSTRUCTION CO. 1981 -1985

Civil Construction Engineer (1984 -1985)

Proctor & Gamble Diaper Plant Modernization, Mehoopany, PA; Construction Management ($250MM)

Sole Project Civil/Structural/Architectural Engineer for $250MM project. Project involved the upgrade of twenty-

one production lines and addition of associated process systems including building addition.

Civil Construction Engineer (1983 -1984)

Union Camp Pulp & Paper, Eastover, SC; Construction, ($320MM)

Responsibility for civil construction materials, e.g. construction lumber, formwork, scaffolding, etc. Duties included

coordination between Owner/Engineer and construction forces for Wood Yard Area.

Civil Construction Engineer (1981 - 1983)

A.E. Staley Corn Processing Facility, Loudon, TN; Construction - $310MM

Responsible for civil activities, e.g. site paving, site landscaping, miscellaneous storage buildings, etc.

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