Interv_l Group | B Corp™
Site Acquisition Manager

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Intervl are partnered with a high-growth clean energy infrastructure business that is building a nationwide network across the UK, supporting the decarbonisation of commercial transport.
They’re looking for a commercially driven Site Acquisition Manager with a genuine hunter mentality to help identify, source and acquire strategic sites across the UK.
This is not a role where opportunities simply land on your desk. You’ll be expected to proactively uncover off-market opportunities, build relationships with landowners and agents, and originate sites from scratch.
A major focus will be freehold acquisition, so we’re particularly interested in people who have successfully sourced, negotiated and secured freehold land/property agreements.
What you'll be doing
- Proactively source and originate new sites, including identifying off-market opportunities and directly approaching landowners.
- Lead freehold acquisitions from initial identification through Heads of Terms, negotiation and purchase agreement.
- Build and leverage relationships with landowners, agents, developers and other property stakeholders to create new opportunities.
- Own the end-to-end acquisition process across site appraisal, commercial negotiations, due diligence, legal coordination and investment approval.
- Assess commercial viability alongside planning, access and wider development considerations.
- Prepare commercial cases and present opportunities through internal review and Investment Committee.
- Work closely with planning, development, technical, legal and finance teams to progress acquired sites.
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You’ll ideally have 4+ years' experience in site acquisition, land buying, development or commercial property, potentially coming from infrastructure, roadside, logistics, industrial, energy or commercial real estate.
Most importantly, they want someone who can demonstrate:
- Hunter mentality → Site origination → Off-market sourcing → Freehold acquisition → Commercial negotiation → Deal completion
- Experience negotiating Heads of Terms, purchase contracts, option agreements and easements is highly valuable. MRICS/APC is desirable but not essential.
This is an opportunity to join an ambitious, entrepreneurial team and play a direct role in securing the locations that will underpin a major UK clean transport infrastructure rollout.
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