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Bid Coordinator

Warrington
1 week ago
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Mech Tech Professionals have an opportunity available for a Bid Coordinator to apprehend a full-time position based in Macclesfield, Cheshire East.

Our client, one of the UK's largest design and build contractors within the Water, Pharmaceutical, Power & energy, Nuclear and Food & Beverage industries require a competent professional to join their team immediately.

Negotiable Salary + Benefits

The shift pattern will be 40 hours per week.

Overview:

Whilst working from an office based in Penketh and with the potential to travel to other offices/sites when required, the Bid Coordinator will be responsible for supporting the end-to-end bid process, ensuring timely, high-quality, and competitive tender submissions.

The role involves coordinating input from various stakeholders, managing documentation, and maintaining bid content and databases.

Main responsibilities will include:

  • Coordinate and manage the full lifecycle of bids from expression of interest (EOI) to submission and post-submission clarifications, including;

  • Creation of New Opportunities within the client's management systems

  • Review enquiry documents and highlight missing documents, detail and discrepancies

  • Preparation of Template Documents

  • Ensuring SharePoint sites are updated to include proposals, correspondence etc in line with clients QA procedures.

  • Liaising with the client to ensure they are kept up to date with bid progress.

  • Obtaining prices from Third Parties and support the Bid team with any proposal requirements.

  • Following up submitted Proposals and book in new orders

  • Liaise with internal departments (estimating, project management, engineering, procurement, legal, etc.) to gather accurate and relevant information for bid responses.

  • Track bid progress and submission deadlines using bid management tools.

  • Ensure compliance with internal governance processes and client specifications.

  • Support the Bid Manager or Business Development team in post-bid reviews and lessons learned sessions.

  • Assist with completing Prequalification’s and Vendor Questionnaires and maintain a library of standard content, templates, and case studies for future bids.

  • Maintain the client's Estimating databases to ensure supplier prices are up to date and relevant

    Knowledge, Skills & Qualifications required:

  • The suitable candidate will ideally have previous experience of working in a similar or related role

  • Full UK Driving License (required)

  • Strong project coordination and organisational skills and the ability to multi-task - prioritise activities and work under time pressures.

  • Excellent written English, grammar, and proofreading ability.

    Software Experience(s):

  • The Bid Coordinator must possess good I.T. skills and be proficient in Microsoft Office 365 (i.e. Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Sharepoint) software

    Further information to be discussed throughout the on-boarding stage(s)

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