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STV Promotes Craig Phelps to Lead Project Controls Strategy

Published September 28, 2026

STV Promotes Craig Phelps to Lead Project Controls Strategy
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FRANKLIN, TN – STV today announced the promotion of Craig Phelps to vice president, project controls director, where he will lead strategies that support both design and project management efforts that enhance financial and operational oversight. The promotion strengthens STV’s ability to deliver integrated project controls solutions as infrastructure grows in scale and complexity, with 37% of engineering and construction leaders reporting missed budget or schedule targets due to ineffective risk management.

“Project controls are becoming a strategic function that helps owners make faster, more confident decisions throughout the life of a program,” said John Dumas, senior vice president, project controls at STV. “Craig’s experience bridging project delivery, technology and operational performance positions us to deliver greater predictability for clients managing complex infrastructure investments.”

Phelps brings more than 25 years of experience developing, implementing and managing project systems across the full lifecycle of a project. His expertise spans project planning, work breakdown structure development, budgeting, earned value management, document management, team coordination and performance reporting for large-scale infrastructure programs. Phelps earned a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration and management from California State University, Fullerton.

STV’s project controls team integrates cost, schedule and risk management into a unified delivery strategy to improve project performance and predictability. Comprised of specialists in scheduling, estimating, cost engineering, risk management, document control, procurement and value engineering, the team’s key projects include the New York Police Academy, the Delta Sky Way Program at Los Angeles International Airport and the MBTA’s Green Line Light Rail Extension in Boston.