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Bid & Compliance Executive

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Bid & Compliance Executive
Salary: £30,000 – £50,000 per annum (dependent on experience)
Location: Northamptonshire (remote / flexible, with occasional travel)
About the Business:
Our client is a specialist environmental advisory and delivery business focused on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) and natural capital solutions. They work alongside landowners, developers, local authorities, and infrastructure promoters to plan and deliver high-quality habitat banks and conservation covenant schemes. With mandatory BNG now embedded across the planning and infrastructure sectors, the business is growing quickly and building out its team to keep pace.
The Role:
This is a newly created, business-critical role for someone who can take ownership of the full tender process, from spotting opportunities through to submission, while also keeping the company's accreditations, corporate governance, and HR policies in order. You'll be the person making sure the business is positioned to compete for public and regulated-sector contracts, balancing hands-on bid writing with wider compliance oversight.
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Key Duties:
- Track public procurement portals and sector channels for relevant tender opportunities, maintaining a live pipeline with go/no-go decisions and deadlines.
- Lead the writing and submission of PQQs, ITTs, and framework applications, pulling in technical and commercial colleagues as needed.
- Run post-bid debriefs and maintain a library of case studies, CVs, and supporting evidence to strengthen future submissions.
- Monitor regulatory and policy developments to flag new tender and framework opportunities early.
- Build and maintain relationships with procurement contacts and framework administrators.
- Manage the company's accreditations and certifications (quality, environmental, health & safety), closing any gaps against target framework requirements.
- Keep supplier profiles on portals such as Constructionline, CHAS, and Achilles up to date, alongside insurance and financial standing documentation.
- Review and maintain corporate and HR policies (equal opportunities, anti-bribery, modern slavery, GDPR, health & safety) and manage a compliance calendar for renewal deadlines.


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Benefits:
- Salary of £30,000 – £50,000 depending on experience.
- Flexible, remote-first working with occasional travel.
- Direct access to and mentoring from the Managing Director and senior leadership.
- A varied, high-impact role within a fast-growing, purpose-led business.
- A genuine opportunity to grow as the business scales its operations across England.
Essential Experience:
- Proven track record of writing and submitting successful tender responses, ideally within professional services, environmental, or built environment sectors.
- Strong research and analytical skills, able to identify and qualify opportunities from varied sources.
- Excellent written communication — clear, persuasive, and accurate under time pressure.
- Highly organised and methodical, comfortable managing multiple deadlines with minimal supervision.
- Working knowledge of corporate governance requirements, including GDPR, modern slavery, and procurement compliance.
- Comfortable in a small, growing business where roles are broad and self-direction is expected.
- Valid right to work in the UK
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