Guayaquil New Consulate Compound
A $45 million consulate compound project.
Brandon Weidenfeller · Architect, LEED AP
Brandon Weidenfeller is Senior Vice President of Business Development at JS Global, leading capture, proposals, pipeline, teaming, and client engagement across federal, state, local, and international markets. An architect by training, he joined JS Global in February 2026 after leading federal business development at RA Federal Services.

Brandon Weidenfeller leads business development at JS Global. He owns the path from a client's first inquiry to the delivery team best suited to the work.
Brandon Weidenfeller serves as Senior Vice President of Business Development for JS Global and has since February 2026. His scope covers capture, proposals, pipeline, teaming, and client engagement across federal, state, local, and international markets.
Before JS Global, Mr. Weidenfeller was Chief Executive Officer and Head of Federal Business Development for RA Federal Services, a federal construction firm operating in more than ten countries. There he led proposal development for anti-terrorism and force protection projects, including SCIFs, and grew the qualified pipeline by 50 percent year over year.
His past project experience includes the Guayaquil New Consulate Compound ($45 million), the Copenhagen Select Improvements Project ($44.5 million), the Cairo ITIR ($20 million), the Canberra Public Affairs Office Annex, and U.S. Department of State Overseas Buildings Operations task orders in Istanbul, Lisbon, Tbilisi, Santiago, Geneva, Kigali, and Kinshasa. He delivered that work over a decade as a project and program manager with Facilities Development Corporation, Edifice Solutions, Caddell Construction, and Contracting Consulting Engineering.
Mr. Weidenfeller began his career as an architect with Cordogan Clark and Associates and Epstein. He holds a Master of Architecture from the University of Michigan and is a LEED Accredited Professional.
Began his career at Cordogan Clark and Associates and Epstein.
Delivered overseas federal work with Facilities Development Corporation, Edifice Solutions, Caddell Construction, and Contracting Consulting Engineering.
Led proposals for anti-terrorism and force protection projects, including SCIFs.
Leads capture, proposals, pipeline, and client engagement at JS Global.
A $45 million consulate compound project.
A $44.5 million improvements project in Copenhagen.
A $20 million project in Cairo.
Overseas Buildings Operations task orders in Istanbul, Lisbon, Tbilisi, Santiago, Geneva, Kigali, and Kinshasa, plus the Canberra Public Affairs Office Annex.

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