Bid Writer

ARC Group

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9 months ago

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Job Title: Bid Writer – Social Housing Contractor

Location: Wisbech

Salary: £35,000-£45,000 per annum

About the Company:
Our client is a leading social housing contractor, delivering refurbishment, maintenance, services. With a strong reputation for quality, compliance, and partnership working, they are seeking an experienced Bid Writer to support their ongoing growth.

Role Overview:
The Bid Writer will be responsible for creating high-quality tender submissions tailored to the social housing sector. You will collaborate closely with operational, commercial, and business development teams, as well as external stakeholders, to produce compelling, compliant bids that meet client specifications and highlight the company’s expertise in social housing.

Key Responsibilities:

Write, edit, and format persuasive content for tender submissions within the social housing sector.
Manage the full bid process from opportunity identification through to submission.
Produce clear, high-quality responses that meet deadlines and specification requirements.
Liaise with clients, contractors, and internal teams to gather technical and operational input, ensuring all content is accurate and sector-specific.
Maintain a bid library of standard content, case studies, and project examples relevant to social housing.
Contribute to ongoing improvement of bid strategies and processes.
Key Requirements:

Proven experience as a Bid Writer within a social housing contracting environment (essential).
Strong understanding of the procurement requirements and compliance standards of local authorities and housing associations.
Excellent written communication skills with the ability to turn technical information into persuasive content.
Demonstrable experience working with clients, contractors, and multi-disciplinary teams.
Ability to manage multiple bids simultaneously and meet tight deadlines.
Familiarity with public-sector procurement portals and framework submissions is an advantage.

contact please email CV for the position of bid writer

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