Mid-Level Interior Designer

Responsibilities:

* Perform as a consultant in the establishment of space and furniture design standards and criteria for construction projects. Assist in the development of the Bureau's POR.

* Provide on-site field survey measurements and verification including documentation of space, equipment, workflow, required adjacencies, communication and organizational requirements. Provide recommendations based on observations.

* Prepare space and stacking plans to accommodate functionality, mission and adjacency requirements.

* Prepare blocking plans, schematic and conceptual designs, and design intent drawings in AutoCAD. Ensure drawings comply with the Bureau's Program of Requirements (POR), Campus Design Guides and Construction Standards.

* Perform design reviews and submit technical comments in required format.

* Ensure that drawings and specifications which are submitted to the FBI for review comply with Bureau requirements.

* Manage design of projects throughout the project, from programming to post-occupancy. Includes building and maintaining relationships with end user, local team, subject matter experts, program managers, service providers, etc.

* Assist with the development of furniture selection, layout, and procurement planning.

* Review furniture proposals, documents, drawings, and specifications for accuracy and ability to meet Bureau requirements. Provide comments and/or recommendations as necessary.

* Participate in punch list walk-throughs of newly constructed/renovated space to ensure the space is ready to accept furniture delivery and installation.

* Perform inspection of furniture to ensure all damage/defective or missing pieces are identified and develop punch list for repair/replacement of defective items.

* Provide support in development of workspace standards, including designing spaces that will positively affect the health, morale, and productivity of building occupants.

* Coordinate with AESU peer colleagues, FBI Project Managers, customers and other

Bureau personnel/contractors, and other project team members on projects as necessary.

* Other similar or related services not of a decision-making nature.

* Miscellaneous services which will require proficiency in the use of Microsoft's Word, Excel, Power Point, Project software tools and AutoCAD.

* Assist in the development of reports, studies and presentations.

* Exhibit professionalism, good customer service and communication skills and serve as a cooperative team player.

* Multitask and assume multiple projects or assignments simultaneously.

* Collaborate and assist in resolving critical and possibly controversial issues with a multi-disciplined team of architects, engineers and federal agency clients.

* Exhibit resiliency if shifting priorities require reprioritization of workload.

* Understand and be able to implement standards as outlined in the POR, Campus Design Guides and Construction Standards. Suggest edits or updates to these documents, as applicable.

Qualifications:

* BS from an accredited college or university in Interior Design

* Proficient in the most current version of AutoCAD

* Experience working with Microsoft Office

* Knowledge of relevant experience in workspace design, as it relates to the health and welfare of building occupants.

* At least 5 to 10 years of experience in commercial/government office building design and construction.

* Attainment of an interior design license is preferable.

The contractor must have, or be able to obtain, at a minimum, unescorted access to FBI facilities. It is required that the contractor already has a Secret security clearance in JPAS at time of award. Contractor must have or have the ability obtain a Top Secret (TS) security clearance in support of the FBI, since the work associated with this task order will occur in FBI- occupied facilities and will require access to the FBINet. A contractor who already possesses a TS security clearance is preferrable.