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About Victor Sheverda

Victor Sheverda is a Construction Project Manager based in the Greater Denver Area, specializing in managing a diverse range of commercial projects from pre-construction through closeout. Sheverda not only earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Management but also achieved his Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification — a prestigious, globally recognized credential that demonstrates a construction manager’s ability to lead projects in a structured, repeatable manner, essential for meeting deadlines and staying within budget. Victor is passionate about projects under his direction and is recognized for blending his extensive field experience with formal project management principles to drive successful outcomes and client satisfaction.

Victor’s early experiences, working for his family’s business, a company specializing in custom spec residential homes, likely inspired him to pursue a career in construction. The company, SVA Corporation, utilizes Insulated Concrete Form (ICF) technology to construct sustainable, energy-efficient structures. Victor’s commitment to sustainability, reflected in his career, where he advocates for sustainable construction practices, is a source of inspiration. ICF homes are also more durable and fire-resistant, and they have the added benefit of being resistant to damage from natural disasters, pests, and rot.

Victor credits his hard work and self-motivation for advancing from summer internships on notable construction projects to launching his career in commercial construction with Kiewit Building Group. He later progressed to an Assistant Project Manager role at a leading commercial general construction company in Colorado. As a Commercial Construction Project Manager in the Denver Metro Area, Vik specializes in managing subcontractor relationships owner relationships, and driving value among all stakeholders.

As a Professional Project Manager, he is trained to apply standardized methodologies, risk mitigation strategies, and process improvements across construction initiatives. These skills are essential for high-end or complex projects that frequently encounter numerous challenges, including labor and material procurement, cost overruns, and project timeline disruptions. Vik is also certified in Agile project methodology, which emphasizes breaking projects into manageable units or sprints, allowing for adjustments and incorporating customer feedback throughout the process.

EARLY LIFE and EDUCATION

Vik Sheverda spent a significant part of his childhood growing up in Hawaii, where he developed a deep respect and admiration for the environment, which is reflected in his career, where he advocates for sustainable construction practices. On the mainland, Vik attended Cherokee Trail High School in Colorado, where he excelled in both academics and athletics. He was a highly skilled tennis player, even at a young age, achieving four-year varsity letterman status and qualifying three times each for both the State and regional championships in the Boys 12-18 5A Tennis League.

When Sheverda decided to attend university in 2015, he first enrolled in Civil Engineering at the University of Colorado Boulder. He soon realized that he desired a more hands-on career in the construction industry. He then transferred to Colorado State University, where he entered the Construction Management program and graduated with a 3.78 GPA. While there, Vik earned membership in the Sigma Lambda Chi Honor Society and consistently appeared on the Dean’s List.

During his studies, Sheverda completed three summer internships with Kiewit Build Group in Denver, CO. These experiences were instrumental in shaping his career. He gained valuable experience working with engineers and construction crews on significant projects. These included the Market Station and RidgeGate Campus Projects in Colorado, as well as the United States Capitol Building project in Washington, D.C. He considers the latter to be one of his most memorable professional experiences, where he worked on preserving the historical features of the building, a task he regarded as a significant honor and a career highlight.

CAREER in CONSTRUCTION

Victor Sheverda, a Commercial Project Management Professional (PMP), has spent nearly a decade immersed in continuous learning and growth, both in the field and in the office. He is dedicated to providing competent expertise by applying his knowledge of both traditional and Agile methodologies to deliver impactful project outcomes, especially when transforming neglected and underutilized spaces into active commercial environments.

After gaining internship experience, Vik went right to work as a Project Engineer for Saunders Construction on the National Western Center Campus Energy project, helping build the most extensive sewer-heat recovery system in North America. Sheverda’s keen attention to detail and strong ability to approach construction projects with flexibility, collaboration, and continuous improvements landed him a position as a Construction Estimator. His role there included preparing a comprehensive and detailed analysis of subcontractor and supplier proposals, as well as reviewing all Request for Proposal specifications and drawings to determine the scope of work and the required contents of the budget and project estimate.

In 2022, Victor was hired as an Assistant Project Manager, where he monitored, controlled, and executed subcontractor contract scope and coordinated procurement, ensuring alignment with schedule baselines. Victor’s meticulous approach to construction management ensures contract clarity and compliance throughout the life of the projects he leads, instilling confidence in his abilities.

Victor is proud of all the projects he has helped bring to fruition, but most notably are the historical restoration of the US Capitol and the three-story, 170,982 sf NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center (NWSC).

A LIFE ADVENTURIST

Victor Sheverda is not only passionate about construction, but he also lives a life filled with adventure and enthusiasm towards his interests. He enjoys immersing himself in nature and gives back by supporting environmental conservation through his work with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. He is as comfortable in the wilderness as he is in the office, having summited many of Colorado’s 14ers hiked in arduous trails in Hawaii, New Mexico, and Colorado. His zeal for history and discovery underpins his love for travel and adventure. In addition to exploring Colorado’s natural beauty through hiking and ATV riding, Vik stays fit with Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, boxing, skiing, and weightlifting.