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Framework Manager

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About the Role
A leading international architectural practice is seeking an experienced Framework Manager to play a key role in driving public sector growth and maximising opportunities across a diverse portfolio of procurement frameworks.
Key Responsibilities
- Working closely with sector leaders, business development and bid teams, you will act as the central point of contact for framework providers, strategic partners and key stakeholders, building strong relationships that generate pipeline opportunities and enhance the practice's visibility within the public sector.
- Lead engagement activities, identify new framework opportunities, ensure compliance with contractual and reporting obligations, and provide valuable market intelligence that supports winning strategies.
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Ideal Candidate
- Strong understanding of UK public sector procurement, framework agreements and the Procurement Act.
- Experience supporting bids, tenders or framework submissions.
- Commercially astute and highly organised.
- Confident managing multiple stakeholders, influencing senior decision-makers and translating market insights into business opportunities.
- Knowledge of social value requirements within public sector procurement is essential.
- Experience within architecture, the built environment or professional services would be advantageous.


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Benefits
- An excellent opportunity to join a globally respected design practice.
- Contribute to its long-term growth strategy through effective framework management and relationship building.
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