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Navy Construction Contract Administration

by Allan L. Moyle, US Navy, Civil Engineer Corps, Jacksonville, FL, USA,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: The Role of the Resident Engineer

Abstract:

A U. S. Navy Civil Engineer Corps Officer portrays the varied responsibilities of a Resident Engineer administering construction contracts for the military service. The challenges, rewards and drawbacks of the engineer-managers role are reviewed. The importance of professional registration, sound personnel management, and resource allocation are stressed. A field educational experience is amongst the rewards for the resident engineer.

Subject Headings: Construction management | Contracts and subcontracts | Personnel management | United States armed forces | Resource allocation | Project management | Military engineering | United States

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