Bid Writer

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9 months ago

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I am currently recruiting for a Bid Writer to join a rapidly growing construction contractor. This role will be working within their exciting property services & construction teams.

As a Bid Writer, you will play a crucial role in securing new business by producing high-quality, compelling bids and tenders that accurately reflect our capabilities and values. You will be responsible for writing, editing, and coordinating bids for a range of construction projects.

Day to Day Responsibilities:

Develop and produce high-quality, persuasive bid documents, including PQQs, ITTs, and RFPs, tailored to the specific requirements of each opportunity
Write and edit clear, concise, and compelling content that effectively communicates the company's value proposition, technical capabilities, and project experience
Work closely with the New Business team, operations managers, and SMEs to gather the necessary information for bids, ensuring accuracy and alignment with client requirements
Manage the end-to-end bid process, including timelines, submissions, and internal reviews, ensuring all deadlines are met
Conduct research on potential clients, projects, and industry trends to inform bid strategies and improve win rates
Maintain and update a library of bid content, case studies, and standard responses to ensure consistency and efficiency in the bid process
Analyse feedback from clients and stakeholders to continuously improve bid quality and success rates.
Ensure all bid documents comply with client specifications, industry standards, and company policies.

Qualifications and Experience:
Proven experience as a Bid Writer, ideally within the construction industry
Strong understanding of the construction/social housing sector is preferred
Excellent writing, editing, and proofreading skills with a keen eye for detail
Ability to produce high-quality, persuasive content under tight deadlines
Strong project management skills and the ability to manage multiple bids simultaneously
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with colleagues at all levels.

This is a brilliant opportunity to join a fast growing business with a great reputation. They are offering a great salary & package along with good opportunities of career progression should you perform well.

If this role is of interest please apply directly or contact Danny Mangan for more information

Fortus Recruitment Group Limited acts as an Employment Business for the supply of temporary workers and an Employment Agency in relation to permanent vacancies. Fortus Recruitment Group is an equal opportunities employee

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