Bids & Tender Manager

Posted 07 July 2022
Salary £55000 - £62000 per annum
LocationLuton
Job type Permanent
Discipline Construction
ReferenceBBBH135650_1657206083
Contact NamePaul Wallis

Job description

Investigo are partnering with a Manufacturing business based in Luton looking to recruit a Bids & Tender Manager.

In the position of Bids & Tender Manager Luton you will directly manage the tendering team, focusing on development, performance, and have overall responsibility of the tender and bidding process for the Luton site. Other key duties to include:

  • Ensure that high quality, commercially sound and competitive bids are produced and submitted in accordance with both company and customer requirements.
  • Manage, direct, and monitor the overall performance of the tender process team to obtain maximum efficiency,quality, service, and profitability for the organisation. Developing plans for team activities to improve processes and customer service both internally and externally.
  • Effective liaison, support and assistance with all relevant stakeholders including sales, applications, engineering,projects, quality, finance and other key stakeholders.
  • Produce and be responsible for Tendering KPIs including but not limited to: quote lead time and quotes outstanding
  • Working closely with the sales team and using Salesforce to manage customer requirements and information to produce accurate quotations within a timely manner
  • Manage the development of plans for tender process activities to achieve targets, including streamlining of process,analysis, and documentation
  • Assist in the development and preparation of the organisation's tender process strategy and general business planning

The Profile

The successful candidate will need to have previous Bids or Tender experience

Ideally previous Salesforce experience

Ability to manage up to 3 reports

Strong communication skills as you will be working with various internal stake holders

The Salary

£55,000 to £62,000 plus full benefits package and Hybrid working conditions