This position is contingent upon IDIQ contract award and subsequent task-order award(s) and requirements. It is intended to support SHELADIA's pursuit of the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations (OBO), 2026 Worldwide A/E Support Services IDIQ. Employment, assignments, travel, and project responsibilities will be based on the awarded contract and applicable task orders.The program may support planning, design, construction, facility rehabilitation, system replacement, security upgrades, communications facilities, and building maintenance at Foreign Service posts worldwide and OBO offices in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. Services may include professional support services, constructability reviews, critical-path schedule and risk analyses, and project-budget analyses.The Master Planning Lead will direct strategic facility, campus, infrastructure, and portfolio planning assignments. The successful candidate will translate mission, operational, security, resilience, space, infrastructure, and long-term investment requirements into coordinated and implementable planning strategies for overseas diplomatic facilities. Lead campus, facility, infrastructure, and portfolio-level master planning assignments from data collection through final recommendations.Develop site-utilization plans, development scenarios, blocking and stacking studies, space and capacity analyses, phasing plans, and long-range capital improvement strategies.Conduct facility assessments, planning studies, feasibility analyses, programming activities, alternatives evaluations, and implementation roadmaps.Assess existing conditions, infrastructure capacity, facility performance, mission continuity, development constraints, and future requirements to inform planning recommendations.Coordinate architecture, interior design, civil/site, landscape, structural, MEP, security, cost, scheduling, facility-management, and construction disciplines to develop integrated planning solutions.Facilitate workshops and interviews with OBO stakeholders, facility managers, technical specialists, end users, local consultants, and host-country authorities.Integrate U.S. Government requirements with host-country laws, permitting processes, construction practices, and site-specific conditions.Prepare and review planning reports, scopes of work, technical memoranda, presentations, cost inputs, schedules, and decision documents.Provide quality-control reviews and mentor planning staff to support technical excellence and consistency across assignments.Support business development activities, including proposals, interviews, and client presentations as needed.Perform other duties as assigned.
