M&J Engineering, P.C.

M&J Engineers is seeking qualified professionals for the positions of Chief of Party (COP) and Deputy Chief of Party (DCOP) for the USAID contract, "Infrastructure Field Support II (IFS)." This Task Order will provide engineering technical support to USAID Missions, Bureaus, and Independent Offices (MBIOs) to support the implementation of USAID's infrastructure, engineering, and construction portfolio. Project Planning and Design: Utilize infrastructure and related services to resolve problems by understanding causes, context, and desired changes. Typical planning and design begin with a Project Appraisal Document (PAD) targeting a development objective or result. Project Implementation: Act on the plans and designs while ensuring standards and specifications are met. Activities within the PAD are assigned to partners under various agreements and/or contracts to implement the project. Project Evaluation: Observe and measure the efficiency, effectiveness, and sustainability of a project's implementation. Upon completion, review the activity to compare expectations to the reality of outcomes and impacts. Responsibilities: Under this activity, the Contractor will provide technical support for all phases of an infrastructure activity lifecycle, from inception to turnover. The Contractor will work with USAID in Washington or at field missions, host country counterparts, and/or implementing partners. Additionally, the Contractor must be capable of providing rapid response engineering services in post-disaster or post-conflict situations. Position Descriptions: Chief of Party (COP): -Lead and manage the overall contract performance. -Serve as the primary point of contact with USAID. -Ensure the timely and effective delivery of project services. -Oversee the development and implementation of project strategies and plans. -Coordinate with field missions and host country counterparts. Deputy Chief of Party (DCOP): -Support the COP in managing contract performance. -Assist in the coordination of project activities and resources. -Oversee specific project components as assigned. -Ensure compliance with USAID regulations and standards. -Provide technical expertise and guidance to project teams. Requirements: -Advanced degree in civil engineering, architecture, or a related field. -Minimum of 10 years of relevant experience for COP, 7 years for DCOP. -Proven track record in managing large-scale infrastructure projects. -Experience working with USAID or similar international development organizations. -Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills. -Ability to work in diverse and challenging environments. -Capability to provide rapid response engineering services in post-disaster or post-conflict situations. Application Instructions: Submit a letter of interest along with an updated CV via email to Robert Carlson, Maj Gen (Ret), Senior VP for M&J Engineers (rcarlson@mjengineers.com). Materials are due by 5pm PT on July 19th.

M&J Engineers is seeking qualified professionals for the positions of Chief of Party (COP) and Deputy Chief of Party (DCOP) for the USAID contract, "Infrastructure Field Support II (IFS)." This Task Order will provide engineering technical support to USAID Missions, Bureaus, and Independent Offices (MBIOs) to support the implementation of USAID's infrastructure, engineering, and construction portfolio. Project Planning and Design: Utilize infrastructure and related services to resolve problems by understanding causes, context, and desired changes. Typical planning and design begin with a Project Appraisal Document (PAD) targeting a development objective or result. Project Implementation: Act on the plans and designs while ensuring standards and specifications are met. Activities within the PAD are assigned to partners under various agreements and/or contracts to implement the project. Project Evaluation: Observe and measure the efficiency, effectiveness, and sustainability of a project's implementation. Upon completion, review the activity to compare expectations to the reality of outcomes and impacts. Responsibilities: Under this activity, the Contractor will provide technical support for all phases of an infrastructure activity lifecycle, from inception to turnover. The Contractor will work with USAID in Washington or at field missions, host country counterparts, and/or implementing partners. Additionally, the Contractor must be capable of providing rapid response engineering services in post-disaster or post-conflict situations. Position Descriptions: Chief of Party (COP): -Lead and manage the overall contract performance. -Serve as the primary point of contact with USAID. -Ensure the timely and effective delivery of project services. -Oversee the development and implementation of project strategies and plans. -Coordinate with field missions and host country counterparts. Deputy Chief of Party (DCOP): -Support the COP in managing contract performance. -Assist in the coordination of project activities and resources. -Oversee specific project components as assigned. -Ensure compliance with USAID regulations and standards. -Provide technical expertise and guidance to project teams. Requirements: -Advanced degree in civil engineering, architecture, or a related field. -Minimum of 10 years of relevant experience for COP, 7 years for DCOP. -Proven track record in managing large-scale infrastructure projects. -Experience working with USAID or similar international development organizations. -Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills. -Ability to work in diverse and challenging environments. -Capability to provide rapid response engineering services in post-disaster or post-conflict situations. Application Instructions: Submit a letter of interest along with an updated CV via email to Robert Carlson, Maj Gen (Ret), Senior VP for M&J Engineers (rcarlson@mjengineers.com). Materials are due by 5pm PT on July 19th.

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