Bid Writer TLNT1_NI

Job Reference: BWSM270826 Job Title: Bid Writer Salary: £Competitive DOE + excellent benefits package Location: Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland Bid Writer Are you looking for a Bid Writer role? Interested in working for a leading Main Contractor that deliver high quality new build and infrastructure projects? VANRATH are recruiting a Bid Writer to work for a leading Main Contractor on new build residential and commercial projects. Remuneration: £Competitive DOE + excellent benefits package Client Our client is a leading Civil Engineering and Building company delivering high quality construction projects across the UK and Ireland. Innovation, quality, integrity and professionalism are the cornerstones of the business which is renowned for its personal, hands on style. Overview of Role: Develop clear win strategies and answer planning. Review PQQ and tender requirements and plan the overall submission approach. Carry out research to support high-quality, well-informed bid submissions. Lead assigned bids, including organising kick-off meetings, planning tasks, and coordinating written responses. Produce, edit, and review bespoke tender responses that are clear, accurate, engaging, and aligned with client needs Work with internal teams and external consultants to develop high-quality technical and methodology content. Prepare materials for client presentations and attend interviews as required. Maintain and update bid information within bid software and company systems. Support continuous improvement by monitoring feedback and implementing updates to processes and documents. Carry out any other reasonable duties to support the wider work-winning team. Visit project sites and work with site teams to gather information to aid in the preparation of case studies The Ideal Person: Qualifications: Minimum 5 years' experience preparing high-quality PQQs and tender submissions for construction or civil engineering projects Desirable: Third-level qualification, ideally in a construction or engineering industry. Highly motivated, proactive, and committed to producing strong, competitive bids. Confident communicator with clear, effective written and verbal skills. Strong organiser, able to manage workload, prioritise tasks, and meet tight deadlines. Skilled with IT and presentation tools, creating engaging and professional bid content. Careful and precise, with excellent attention to detail and a focus on producing accurate, high-quality submissions. Works well both independently and as part of a team, with a positive and collaborative approach. Proven background in delivering complex bids and producing high-quality tender, PQQ, and proposal responses. Strong time-management skills with the ability to perform effectively under pressure. Confident in Microsoft Office and skilled in creating clear, professional presentation materials. For further information on this vacancy, or any other Built Environment job in Co Tyrone or wider Northern Ireland, please apply via the link below or contact James McIntosh for a confidential discussion Job Reference: BWSM270826 Job Title: Bid Writer Salary: £Competitive DOE + excellent benefits package Location: Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland Bid Writer Are you looking for a Bid Writer role? Interested in working for a leading Main Contractor that deliver high quality new build and infrastructure projects? VANRATH are recruiting a Bid Writer to work for a leading Main Contractor on new build residential and commercial projects. Remuneration: £Competitive DOE + excellent benefits package Client Our client is a leading Civil Engineering and Building company delivering high quality construction projects across the UK and Ireland. Innovation, quality, integrity and professionalism are the cornerstones of the business which is renowned for its personal, hands on style. Overview of Role: Develop clear win strategies and answer planning. Review PQQ and tender requirements and plan the overall submission approach. Carry out research to support high-quality, well-informed bid submissions. Lead assigned bids, including organising kick-off meetings, planning tasks, and coordinating written responses. Produce, edit, and review bespoke tender responses that are clear, accurate, engaging, and aligned with client needs Work with internal teams and external consultants to develop high-quality technical and methodology content. Prepare materials for client presentations and attend interviews as required. Maintain and update bid information within bid software and company systems. Support continuous improvement by monitoring feedback and implementing updates to processes and documents. Carry out any other reasonable duties to support the wider work-winning team. Visit project sites and work with site teams to gather information to aid in the preparation of case studies The Ideal Person: Qualifications: Minimum 5 years' experience preparing high-quality PQQs and tender submissions for construction or civil engineering projects Desirable: Third-level qualification, ideally in a construction or engineering industry. Highly motivated, proactive, and committed to producing strong, competitive bids. Confident communicator with clear, effective written and verbal skills. Strong organiser, able to manage workload, prioritise tasks, and meet tight deadlines. Skilled with IT and presentation tools, creating engaging and professional bid content. Careful and precise, with excellent attention to detail and a focus on producing accurate, high-quality submissions. Works well both independently and as part of a team, with a positive and collaborative approach. Proven background in delivering complex bids and producing high-quality tender, PQQ, and proposal responses. Strong time-management skills with the ability to perform effectively under pressure. Confident in Microsoft Office and skilled in creating clear, professional presentation materials. For further information on this vacancy, or any other Built Environment job in Co Tyrone or wider Northern Ireland, please apply via the link below or contact James McIntosh for a confidential discussion

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