Territory of Guam Villages Infrastructure & Economic Assessment
Location: Guam (On-island presence required)
Employment Type: Full-Time / Project-Based (18-month initial term)
Clearance: Ability to work with sensitive government and DoD stakeholders required
Librium Group is a global advisory firm that supports governments, developers, and investors in delivering complex infrastructure and energy initiatives. We specialize in navigating high-stakes capital programs from early concept through execution, providing clarity across strategy, governance, and delivery.
With experience supporting more than $12 billion in transactions, 3.7 gigawatts of generation capacity, and projects across 22 countries, Librium Group brings deep expertise in mission-critical infrastructure, energy resilience, and national security priorities. Our work supports federal agencies and defense organizations as they modernize assets, strengthen operational readiness, and advance energy security.
Librium Group fosters a culture rooted in excellence, trust, collaboration, and respect. You will work alongside a high-performing team that values integrity, disciplined execution, and results.
Position SummaryLibrium Group is seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead and coordinate a high-visibility, mission-critical initiative supporting the Community Defense Liaison Office (CDLO), Office of the Governor of Guam, and the Mayor's Council of Guam. This role is central to delivering the Territory of Guam Villages Infrastructure and Economic Assessment in support of warfighter readiness, infrastructure resilience, and economic sustainability.
The Project Manager will serve as the primary day-to-day lead, responsible for program execution, stakeholder coordination, schedule and deliverable management, and quality assurance across a multi-disciplinary team addressing infrastructure, transportation, communications, cybersecurity, and economic development.
This is a key position, requiring strong leadership, credibility with senior government and military stakeholders, and the ability to operate in a complex, fast-moving environment.
Key ResponsibilitiesProgram & Project Management
Serve as the primary Project Manager and central point of coordination for all contract activities
Develop and manage the Project Execution Plan, master schedule, milestones, and deliverables
Track progress against defined goals, metrics, and performance indicators
Ensure compliance with contract requirements, scope, timelines, and quality standards
Lead internal team coordination across technical, analytical, and advisory workstreams
Stakeholder Engagement & Coordination
Coordinate sustained engagement with:
CDLO–Office of the Governor
Mayor's Council of Guam
GovGuam agencies
Department of Defense commands and units
Federal agencies, utilities, and community leaders
Prepare and support briefings, working sessions, site visits, and stakeholder meetings
Support alignment between military requirements and civilian infrastructure priorities
Reporting & Deliverables
Oversee preparation of:
Monthly and quarterly programmatic and financial reports
Meeting agendas, minutes, and post-visit summaries
Briefing materials, white papers, and strategy memoranda
Ensure quality control and consistency across all task deliverables
Support presentations to senior leadership, Village Mayors, and other stakeholders
Strategic Support
Support analysis and coordination across infrastructure, transportation, communications, cybersecurity, and economic diversification tasks
Identify risks, dependencies, and emerging issues; recommend mitigation strategies
Assist leadership in translating technical findings into actionable recommendations
Required QualificationsBachelor's degree in engineering, planning, public administration, business, policy, or a related field
10+ years of progressively responsible experience in project or program management
Demonstrated experience managing complex, multi-stakeholder government or defense-related programs
Strong familiarity with infrastructure planning, transportation, utilities, communications, or economic development initiatives
Proven ability to manage schedules, deliverables, and cross-functional teams
Exceptional written and verbal communication skills
Experience preparing executive-level briefings and reports
Ability to work effectively with senior government, military, and community leaders
Preferred QualificationsExperience working with or supporting:
Department of Defense programs or installations
State, territorial, or local government clients
Infrastructure assessments or readiness-related initiatives
Experience in Guam, the Pacific region, or island environments
PMP or similar project management certification
Familiarity with resilience planning, disaster recovery, or dual-use (civilian/military) infrastructure
