Bid Writer (Senior)

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Senior Bid Writer

šŸ’° Salary: Ā£70,000-Ā£85,000 + Bonus & Incentives

Are you a highly skilled bid professional with a track record of securing major contracts? Do you have a flair for crafting compelling, strategic, and persuasive content that wins business? If so, this is your chance to take your career to the next level in a role where your expertise will directly impact growth and success.

As a Senior Bid Writer, you will be at the heart of securing high-value opportunities, leading the development of standout bid submissions that set us apart. This is an exciting opportunity to shape winning proposals and play a pivotal role in business expansion.

Why Join Us?

āœ… Lead the charge on high-profile bids for architecture and consultancy firms, influencing major projects
āœ… Work in a dynamic and supportive team environment that values innovation, collaboration, and excellence
āœ… Enjoy a competitive salary and performance-based incentives, with a clear path for professional growth

Your Role:

As a Senior Bid Writer, you’ll take ownership of the bid process from start to finish, ensuring submissions are of the highest quality, aligned with client needs, and strategically positioned to win. Working closely with internal teams, you’ll develop persuasive narratives that showcase expertise, innovation, and added value.

Key Responsibilities:

Developing Winning Bids:

• Craft compelling, high-quality bid responses that highlight our capabilities and competitive edge.
• Ensure responses align with client requirements, delivering persuasive, well-structured narratives.
• Maintain and enhance bid libraries, including case studies, CVs, and key content for future use.
• Support the team in preparing for post-tender interviews, ensuring consistency and clarity in messaging.

Quality, Compliance & Strategic Alignment:

• Collaborate with internal teams to ensure submissions meet the highest standards in quality, compliance, and brand alignment.
• Conduct in-depth research to tailor responses to specific client needs and industry trends.
• Continuously refine and improve bid content, integrating best practices to maintain a competitive advantage.

Collaboration & Stakeholder Engagement:

• Work closely with business development, marketing, and technical teams to ensure seamless bid coordination.
• Liaise with graphic designers and marketing professionals to enhance bids with impactful visuals and clear messaging.
• Act as a key ambassador, ensuring bid responses consistently position the company as an industry leader.

Commercial & Financial Awareness:

• Ensure all financial elements of bids are accurate and aligned with strategic business objectives.
• Provide strategic input on bid pricing narratives, reinforcing a strong commercial proposition.

Fostering a Culture of Excellence:

• Promote a high-performance bid culture, mentoring junior writers and supporting continuous improvement.
• Drive engagement with internal stakeholders to streamline bid processes and ensure timely, high-quality submissions.

What Success Looks Like:

āœ” 90%+ success rate on SQs, Sifting Briefs, and EOIs
āœ” Consistently high quality scores (75%+) on written bid responses
āœ” Flawless bid management, ensuring all deadlines are met and submissions stand out

What We’re Looking For:

šŸ”¹ Proven experience as a Bid Writer or Senior Bid Writer, ideally within architecture, consultancy, or the built environment
šŸ”¹ Outstanding writing and storytelling skills, with the ability to transform technical information into engaging content
šŸ”¹ Strong organisational and project management skills, handling multiple deadlines with ease
šŸ”¹ A strategic mindset with a deep understanding of client needs and market positioning
šŸ”¹ A collaborative approach, working cross-functionally to deliver best-in-class bid submissions

What We Offer:

šŸ† The opportunity to lead bid strategies for high-profile projects that shape the industry
šŸ¤ A supportive, ambitious team environment where your expertise is valued and rewarded
šŸ“ˆ A workplace culture that fosters innovation, excellence, and professional development

šŸ“© Interested? Apply now or DM for more details

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