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Mr. Alan T. Austin, Program Manager
• NCSP (Neverfail Certified Sales Professional)
• Master of Architecture - Howard University, Washington, DC
• B.A. in Architecture - Washington University in St. Louis, MO
• Construction Managers Association of America
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Mr. Austin is a Program Manager with extensive training in architecture, construction management, cost estimating, value engineering, and technology implementation, including Unified Communication telephone systems. |
He is proficient in the use of AutoCAD, Primavera/ Sure Trak and MS Project (Scheduling
Software), Prolog (Project Management DataBase), MCACES / TRACES and Success
(Cost Estimating Programs).
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Mr. Austin worked with Turner Construction Company on the DEA Training Center ($20m) in Quantico, VA from start to finish (1-1/2 years); and, the GSA Federal Building in New Carrollton, MD ($200m) from ground-breaking to completion (3 years). He participated in all phases of office and field construction management, including the following activities:
+ cost estimating - developed a $100,000 saving in marble flooring;
+ change orders - estimating, negotiations, & procurement pkges;
+ submittals - review, mark-up, submit, track, and log;
+ correspondance - RFIs, PCOs, safety meetings, and memos;
+ field sketches - resolved constructability issues with A&E;
+ drawing review - A&E submissions and subs' shop drawings;
+ field inspections - QC reviews, subs' daily reports, and punch list;
+ subcontractor management - field supervision of interior trades. |
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Mr. Austin worked as a construction project manager for GSA (3 years) at the Department of Homeland Security's headquarters in Washington, DC. His completed projects are:
+ Security Systems Upgrade – Campus wide ($387,800);
+ Bldgs 19 & 20 – SCIF office suite & SCIF conference
room ($153,900);
+ Bldg 59 – Document Shredding System ($480,600);
+ Bldg 59 West – SCIF office suite ($322,700);
+ Bldg 17 – 3rd Floor Renovation ($2.2m);
+ Bldg 17 – 3rd Floor Windows ($66,300);
+ Bldgs 4 & 14 - Design / Build Cafeterias ($2.9m);
+ Bldg 1 North – SCIF build-out ($157,517);
+ Bldg 1 South - SCIF HVAC improvements ($120k). |
Owner's Rep.
DHS campus renovations
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Mr. Austin has gained valuable experience from technical implementation and construction
projects (renovations & new structures) with various clients:
Ms. Kaylee Foxcroft, Sustainability PM / Finance
• BSc in Management Science - London School of Economics and Political Science
(LSE) London, England (UK) with exchange courses in New York City, NY
Ms. Foxcroft specializes in professional management systems with emphasis on
standardizing operational methods and financial procedures. She is a graduate of LSE,
regarded as Europe's premier institution to study: economics, international relations,
operational research, political science, and social policy.
Ms. Foxcroft provides CTX with project management services for the implementation
of multiple projects through an approach that focuses on the:
• economics of standardization (quantitative analysis);
• social context of management (client and team member relations);
• effective operational procedures (project manual preparation);
• management consultancy (financial project management); with,
• administrative services and operational support (executive level).
Ms. Foxcroft has intern experience, as well as, professional practice with large project
teams in finance and construction management. She participated in scope
development and review of “green”, sustainable design elements with private
consulting firms for city planning agencies in the following projects:
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The Senedd Building - Welsh National Assembly center – opened in March of 2006, construction value £67m sterling ponds (~$1.34 billion US Dollars), in Cardiff Bay, Wales (UK), the main assembly room - Siambr Room - is photographed to the left. Sustainable Design: Welsh oak timber used for millwork, acoustic wall panels and flooring; Welsh slate counter tops and flooring; a heat exchange system that utilizes thermo-energy through the old dock piping underneath the structure; and, a skylight at the Siambr for natural lighting. |
Project Rebirth (the new World Trade Center) Freedom Tower, estimated project value
$11 billion, in New York City, NY. Sustainable Design: two pools of water in the footprints
of the twin towers, surrounded by trees; natural light penetrates the courtyard to the train
platforms 60-feet below street level; vehicular traffic passes through the site; with an
alternate wind power generating source.
Mr. Stephen L. Austin, Project Manager Consultant
• BS in Computer Graphics: Bradley University - Peoria, IL
• Commercial & Residential Construction - Project Manager
Mr. Austin is a Construction Project Manager with 7 years of experience in commercial
and residential renovation projects. He has hands-on experience as an interior finishes
tradesman, as well as, superintendent and project manager. Mr. Austin has acted as
developer manager in the construction of several “total gut” and rebuild renovations.
He also managed the demolition and new construction for high-end single family homes
in Chicago, IL.
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Mr. Austin has been the Project Manager for various construction projects through out the Chicago area:
• New Home in the Beverly Hills community • Bennett Ave. Residence Renovation
• 4 Apartments - Complete Renovation
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