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BID Writer
Dublin, Ireland
Construction
Permanent
6021
Posted on:
January 27, 2025
The Highlights:
- Strong package on offer for right candidate
- Leading Engineering contractor
- Extensive progression opportunities
The Role:
Elusav recruitment have a very exciting opportunity for a BID Writer to join one of Europe's leading Engineering contractors on a large construction project in Dublin, Ireland.
The bid writer will report to our Bid Coordination Lead and the preconstruction project manager and will be responsible for developing texts and write-ups for our proposals. The role also requires reviewing and editing of previously written content, working with other team members to produce written bid proposals.
Job Responsibilities:
- Writing of bid proposals with an excellent attention to detail and with a high technical knowledge.
- Proof reading and editing of text from other team members.
- Identify the keys selling points with the project manager and ensure these are highlighted in the written proposal.
- Manage a library of standard template documents.
- And many other interesting aspects of the project and the tendering process.
Job Requirements:
- High attention to detail and an ability to take out the important messages in the proposal and highlight them.
- Ability to proof read and streamline texts from different writers.
- Excellent communicator and collaborator.
- Possibly a journalism background with high technical knowledge.
- Proven involvement in construction bid writing.
- Ability to work to tight deadlines.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office 365 applications, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, SharePoint, and Outlook.
If you would like to learn more about the vacancy, apply now, or contact Thaissa Torres on ttorres@elusav.com or +35315822807.
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