Bid Writer

Birmingham
9 months ago
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Our client are a leading Regional Contractor who are proud to deliver high-quality construction solutions across [residential, commercial, infrastructure, Healthcare.]. With a growing project portfolio and a commitment to excellence, they are seeking a detail-oriented and strategic Construction Bid Writer to help win new projects through compelling, high-impact proposals.

Bid Writer Role Overview

As a Construction Bid Writer, you will lead the creation of persuasive and tailored bid submissions for a variety of public and private sector construction tenders. You'll collaborate closely with estimators, project managers, and senior leadership to ensure our bids are accurate, competitive, and aligned with client needs.

Bid Writer Key Responsibilities



Write and edit clear, compelling bid content including executive summaries, method statements, and case studies.

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Analyse tender documentation and identify submission requirements and deadlines.

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Collaborate with technical teams to gather project-specific information.

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Develop and manage proposal timelines and ensure timely submissions.

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Maintain and update a library of standard responses, templates, and project references.

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Conduct market and client research to tailor bids to target opportunities.

Bid Writer Required Skills & Experience

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Proven experience in bid writing within the construction industry.

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Strong written communication skills with a flair for persuasive, concise writing.

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Excellent organisational and project management abilities.

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Understanding of construction terminology and processes.

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Proficiency in Microsoft Office and bid management platforms (e.g., InDesign, Asite, Procore, etc.).

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Ability to work under pressure and meet strict deadlines.

Bid Writer Preferred Qualifications

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Degree in English, Communications, Construction Management, or related field.

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APMP or equivalent bid/proposal management certification.

Bid Writer Benefits

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Competitive salary and performance-based bonuses.

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Flexible working options (hybrid or remote considered).

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Supportive team culture and opportunities for growth.

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Access to industry-leading tools and resources

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