3D Personnel
Senior Estimator

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Position: Sr. Estimator
Salary: £80,000 - £100k+
Location: Central London
3D Personnel's client are searching for an experienced Estimator to join their award-winning Tier 1 Irish Main Contractor who are based in London. The ideal candidate will ensure the delivery of accurate cost estimates for the large-scale projects undertaken by the company. This role would suit an estimator with civils or mechanical experience.
Roles / Responsibilities:
- Manage incoming tender documents and provide the team with relevant information.
- Send out enquiries to subcontractors and suppliers, clearly outlining scope, responsibilities, and any specific requirements.
- Follow up on outstanding quotes and keep the enquiry tracker updated throughout the tender process.
- Work closely with the team to raise and log any tender queries or RFIs that need clarification.
- Identify gaps or missing information in tender packages and compile notes, clarifications, and estimator comments to support pricing.
- Assist in building out the project’s risk register and opportunity log.
- Prepare and maintain a value engineering list with viable cost-saving or alternative options.
- Analyse subcontractor and supplier quotes to ensure competitiveness and compliance with the spec.
- Prepare cost summaries for internal review, clearly showing net costs, risks, and commercial opportunities.
- Pull together final tender documents, including completed forms, bills of quantities, and other commercial deliverables for submission.
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