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Location: Harlow, Essex
Salary: £35,000 to £40,000 P/A
Full Time / Permanent / Mon to Fri / Hybrid

Are you a talented Bid Writer with a knack for persuasive writing and a keen eye for detail?

Would you describe yourself as a driven professional who thrives in a deadline-driven, collaborative environment?

Attega Group is currently working with a market leader in life safety and security solutions, in their search for a Bid Writer.

This role will involve writing compelling and customer-focused responses to tenders, pre-qualification questionnaires (PQQs), and related submissions. You will work closely with the Bid Manager, Bid Coordinator, and operational teams, using both traditional bid writing skills and AI-based content tools.

In return, our client is offering a competitive salary and benefits package. This role will see the successful candidate the opportunity to work in modern office environment in Harlow and the opportunity to work on bids that truly make an impact.

Duties for this role will include:

Writing and editing persuasive, well-structured bid responses aligned with evaluation criteria.
Translating technical information into clear, benefits-led narratives.
Using AI tools to refine and version content, including prompt crafting and editing.
Coordinating input from subject matter experts across departments.
Maintaining and improving a bid content library and knowledge base.
Supporting quality assurance, formatting, and compliance checks.
Contributing to marketing materials such as case studies and award submissions.
The ideal candidate will have:

Previous experience in a Bid Writer or similar role, particularly within public sector or compliance-based industries.
Knowledge of tender portals such as Proactis, Delta, and Jaggaer.
Strong writing and editorial skills, with an ability to simplify complex information.
Familiarity with AI content generation tools and principles of prompt engineering.
Excellent organisation and multitasking abilities.
A full UK driving license is preferred for office access

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