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Business Development Executive

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Business Development Executive
My client, a growing construction contractor based in Hertfordshire, are seeking a proactive and organised Business Development Executive to support the day-to-day delivery of business development activities.
This role will assist with identifying and tracking new business opportunities, supporting tender and pre-qualification submissions (PQQs, EOIs, and SQQs), managing tender portal administration, and maintaining accurate records and document control. The position plays an important role in helping to build a strong pipeline of opportunities and ensuring the business is well positioned to secure future work.
Working closely with the wider team, you will support client communications, help coordinate pre-tender activities, assist with compliance administration, and contribute to maintaining positive client relationships. You may also be involved in post-contract follow-up, client satisfaction checks, networking events and industry engagement activities, helping to strengthen market presence and support repeat business opportunities.
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Key Responsibilities
- Assist with identifying and tracking new business opportunities
- Support tender and pre-qualification submissions (PQQs, EOIs, and SQQs)
- Manage tender portal administration
- Maintain accurate records and document control
- Support client communications and coordinate pre-tender activities
- Assist with compliance administration
- Contribute to maintaining positive client relationships
- May be involved in post-contract follow-up and client satisfaction checks
- Participate in networking events and industry engagement activities


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Ideal Candidate
- Strong organisational and administrative skills
- Excellent attention to detail
- Confidence using Microsoft Office and SharePoint
- Previous experience in business development, construction, or a professional services environment would be advantageous
- Professional, enthusiastic, able to manage multiple priorities
- Eager to develop your career within a busy and growing business development team
If you were interested or may know someone that could fit the bill then I would welcome a call to discuss further.
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