Mechanical Bid Manager

South West London
10 months ago
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MECHANICAL BID MANAGER

We currently have an exciting opportunity for an experienced and knowledgable Contracts and Bid Manager within the Mechanical and Electrical field.

My client, a forward thinking and innovative leader within their field, is seeking a Bid Manager to support with the tendering and bidding on new projects in both the private and public sector. This newly created role will lead this new division, securing and managing large-scale contracts with councils, housing associations, framework agreements.

The Contracts & Bid Manager will be responsible for identifying, bidding for, and securing new tenders while ensuring compliance with procurement regulations and industry accreditations. The role requires a mix of bid writing, business development, and contract management, making it ideal for someone who has a proven track record in winning tenders and managing contracts.

There will be heavy involvement with internal and external stakeholders therefore the ability to communicate effectively is essential. You must be highly organised as you will need to compile full bids & tenders, liaising with internal teams throughout the business and parent company.

Key Skills & Experience

  • Proven track record in bid writing and winning contracts in private & ublic sector and M&E services.

  • Strong knowledge of public sector procurement processes and frameworks.

  • Experience in contract negotiations and stakeholder management.

  • Understanding of compliance and accreditations required various contracts.

  • Ability to work independently, manage multiple bids, and meet tight deadlines.

  • Strong communication skills, both written and verbal, to ensure clear, persuasive proposals are produced.

  • Understanding of HVAC, District Heating or Low Energy Solutions would be advantageous

    This Bid Manager position is a newly created position however you will have a strong support sytem from the senior level team

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