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Apple Technical Recruitment (UK) is seeking a Bid Writer for a permanent role in Norwich. You will join the Pre-Construction team of a privately owned Main Contractor with projects ranging £5m-£30m, focusing on single stage tenders and frameworks.
The role involves drafting, reviewing and tailoring bid documentation, collaborating with estimators and design managers, and ensuring compliance with client specifications and branding.
Job Title: Bid Writer
Job Type: Permanent
Job Ref: #1467
Location: Norwich (Office on outskirts of city with parking)
Salary: c£40k basic salary (DOE) plus competitive package including enhanced holiday allowance and pension.
Company & Project: A privately owned Main Contractor who have a track record delivering New Build and Refurbishment projects between c£5m-£30m across Commercial, Higher Education, Healthcare, Blue Light, Education and Residential sectors are looking to recruit a Bid Writer to join their Pre Construction team.
Our client has a busy order book already secured for 2027 and they are continuing to be strategic in targeting new business, offering a stable environment backed by decades of winning and delivering projects in the East.
The Main Contractor is an innovative and growing business, offering a collaborative culture and genuine room for long-term career progression as the Pre-Construction division expands.
They are recognised for their long term success delivering projects secured from both framework 2-stage tenders (regional and national frameworks) in addition to securing projects from single stage tenders in the local area.
The successful candidate will take responsibility for Bid Writing and supporting the work winning team, handling tenders generated from a range of single stage tenders and frameworks, projects typically worth £5m-£30m in single value.
Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Project packages. HNC, BTEC, A-Levels, or a comparable level of post-GCSE study / relevant qualification.