Andrew Dutil is an independent contractor based in West Palm Beach, Florida, with a background in civil engineering, project management, scheduling, project controls and contract administration. His approach combines detailed technical analysis with the ability to bring stakeholders together around shared objectives.
Born in Bristol, Connecticut, Andrew grew up serving as an altar server in the Catholic Church, became an Eagle Scout in Troop 425 and worked summers at Lake Compounce Theme Park. He graduated with honors from St. Paul Catholic High School in 1998. At Norwich University, he earned a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies in 2002 and a Master of Architecture in 2003, both cum laude.
Andrew is a U.S. Army combat veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom II. His subsequent civil engineering career with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has involved coordinating complex projects, developing schedules, administering contracts and managing changes while minimizing impacts on completion. He has experience with Primavera, Bluebeam, RSMeans, Adobe and Microsoft Office tools.
His credentials include Project Management Professional (PMP), OSHA 30 training and Defense Acquisition University Contracting and Facilities Engineering Levels 1 and 2. USACE recognized his performance across multiple years, including a Hero of the District–Europe honor in 2016, a Civilian Service Achievement Medal in 2022 and a Golden Hardhat in 2024.
Andrew defines success as helping people achieve together what they could not accomplish alone. He credits mentors, hard work and perseverance with shaping his approach. Outside work, he maintains connections with the Knights of Columbus and the 1st Cavalry Division Association.