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Bluebook Partners LTD is seeking a Senior Commercial Lead in London to drive the commercial performance of multiple projects. You will lead a team of Quantity Surveyors, manage budgets and cash flow, and report directly to the Board on commercial results.
You will oversee tendering, contract negotiations and risk management, ensuring margins are protected across enabling works and central London schemes, while collaborating closely with operations to maximise project performance.
Commercial Lead | Construction/Civils
Location: London (city) and across London projects
Salary: To £130k plus bens
We're looking for an experienced Commercial Lead to join an established specialist contractor working across enabling works, structural alterations and groundworks.
This is a senior role with real responsibility. You'll lead and develop a team of Quantity Surveyors, take ownership of the commercial performance of the business and report directly into the Board.
You’ll be responsible for making sure projects are commercially well managed from tender through to final account, with a strong focus on margin, forecasting, cash flow, risk and contractual performance.
We're looking for someone who understands the realities of delivering complex central London projects, and who can work closely with the operational team to identify opportunities, manage risk and keep projects commercially on track.
You’ll be:
You’ll have solid commercial experience within enabling, construction or a related specialist contracting environment, such as RC/structures, with a good understanding of the challenges around complex inner London schemes.
Most importantly, you'll be commercially sharp, comfortable leading people, confident dealing with senior stakeholders and able to see both the detail and the bigger picture.
This is a great opportunity for someone who wants to take ownership of the commercial function, lead a strong QS team and have a direct influence at Board level