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A fantastic opportunity has opened for a skilled Bid Writer to join a dynamic and growing team based in Basingstoke!

As a Bid Writer, you'll be responsible for creating high-quality, persuasive proposals that help stand out to clients. You'll work closely with sales, technical experts, and account managers to produce clear and compelling bid responses.

Bid Writer

Permanent

£30,000- £35,000 per annum + Bonus

Monday – Friday, 09:00 – 17:30

Basingstoke

Bid Writer

Job Description

Write and edit tailored bid responses that clearly communicate company values.
Collaborate with internal teams to gather information and meet bid requirements.
Ensure proposals are compliant, well-structured, and aligned with client needs.
Support bid planning and help manage timelines and submission processes. 

Bid Writer

Essential Experience/Skills/Qualifications

Previous experience in bid writing, proposal management, or business development roles, with a track record of successful wins
Exceptional written and verbal communication skills
Attention to detail and a commitment to producing high-quality, error-free work under tight deadlines. 

Bid Writer

Company Benefits

Hybrid Working- 2 days from home
25 days holiday entitlement rising to 28 days after 5 plus years’ service
Holiday Purchase Scheme
2 days for personal wellbeing
Company-supported CSR Volunteer Day
Pension – including the option to join Salary Sacrifice/Exchange for Pension scheme (“SXP") (subject to eligibility criteria)
Electrical Vehicle Salary Sacrifice Scheme (subject to eligibility criteria)
Death in Service – x4 basic salary
Private Medical Insurance is available, partially subsidised by the company
SAGE- Employee Benefits Membership
Corporate gym membership available, partially subsidised by the company
Salary Sacrifice charity donation scheme
Christmas Savings Club
Out-of-town offices with free parking 

Please apply below if this role is of interest

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