About the Role
As a result of successful company growth, we are looking for a Bid Manger to join our work winning team, based from our London and Glasgow Offices.
Location
London and Glasgow
Salary
Competitive depending upon experience
About the role
Our work winning team are responsible for delivering outstanding bid submission in order to successfully win projects for the delivery of Net Zero innovative energy solutions across various business sectors. Projects you could be involved in range from selecting energy reduction measures for an existing building to a multi-MW solar farm or a city-wide heat network utilising low carbon heat pumps. We have a diverse and creative team who work hard but also know how to have fun and celebrate success. If you are a driven and passionate individual who is an excellent collaborator, with a willingness to learn and think differently, this is the ideal role for you!
Key responsibilities
Reviewing tender documents to fully understand and capture client requirements
Taking ownership for the bid process working on a variety of bids which vary in value and technical solution
Leading and managing work winning meetings/tenders with estimating, design and commercial team members, to ensure proposals are produced on schedule, to budget and result in successful outcomes
Providing progress updates at department meetings
Engaging with potential clients to build relationships
Undertaking post tender reviews, driving lessons learnt and sharing feedback to the relevant departmental teams
What you will need
Skills/Experience
Educated to degree level (or equivalent)
An experienced and capable manager, with the ability to co-ordinate projects effectively and efficiently
Has technical experience from within the construction/engineering industry (Desirable but not essential)
Competencies
Benefits
Competetive Salary (depending upon experience)
Contributory Company Pension Scheme
Non-contributory death-in-service insurance
Employee Assistance Programme
33 Days Holiday including BH
Flexible working hours patterns