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Michels Energy Solutions, Inc. is seeking a Proposal Coordinator to manage proposals, statements of qualifications, and interview presentations for underground utility projects. You will collaborate with multiple departments and external partners to produce compliant, persuasive documents under tight deadlines.
Join a national contractor known for safety and quality. This role involves hands-on bid-process involvement and offers opportunities to grow in proposal strategy and coordination within
The Proposal Coordinator is responsible for coordinating the processing and preparation of proposals, statements of qualifications, and interview presentations for projects in the underground utility market. This role involves collaborating with various departments and external partners to create compelling and compliant proposal documents that effectively communicate the company's capabilities and value propositions. Critical for success is the ability to handle multiple projects at one time, while working within tight deadlines.
Michels Energy Solutions, Inc. (MES)serves as the general contracting and prime contractor arm of Michels, delivering complex energy and industrial infrastructure projects across North America.MESprovides turnkey project execution, leveragingMichels'self-perform capabilities to manage every phase of construction, from planning and procurement through field execution and project closeout.
With deep expertise in pipelines, gas distribution systems, compressor and pump stations, industrial facilities, utility infrastructure, and energy-related construction, MES partners with clients to safely deliver critical projects that power economies and support growing communities. Known for tackling challenging scopes and providing integrated solutions,Michels Energy Solutionscombines the resources of a national contractor with the agility, accountability, and hands‑on leadership needed to successfully execute large‑scale energy and industrial projects.
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