Bid Writer - Social Housing Construction


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Bid Writer – Social Housing Construction | Walsall, West Midlands | Competitive salary

A fast-growing residential construction business working across new build and social housing is looking for an experienced Bid Writer. You will write and manage quality submissions for housing associations, councils and frameworks covering planned works, responsive repairs, retrofit and new build.

Key Responsibilities:

* Writing and coordinating quality responses for tenders, PQQs and frameworks

* Managing the full bid lifecycle, from opportunity review to submission

* Working with estimating, commercial, operations and technical teams to gather content

* Building and maintaining a library of case studies, policies and bid content

* Ensuring all submissions are compliant, on time and aligned to client requirements

What We're Looking For:

* A proven record of winning social housing bids

* A steady career history

* Excellent written English and attention to detail

What's on Offer:

* Competitive salary

* Office-based role in Walsall with a fast-growing business

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