Midas
Tendering Engineer

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Senior Tendering Engineer
Reports to: Commercial Lead
Salary: £40,000 - £45,000
Working Pattern: Flexible based on candidate. Open to two days a month on site.
Main purpose of the role:
To prepare accurate, commercially sound tender submissions and major project quotations, while providing technical support to customers, the Business Development Manager, and the wider tendering team.
Key Responsibilities:
- Preparation of Major Project quotations based on customer enquiries, wherever possible adhering to specification and schematic
- Completion of general arrangement drawings to support quotations
- Working to (wherever possible) agreed quality objectives in terms of quotation response and prioritising wherever possible those enquiries with a high probability of success
- Liaise with customers & Business Development Manager to ensure we correctly interpret their requirements
- Provide support to the Business Development Manager in terms of quotation progress / requotes and/or customer visits
- Utilise Pipedrive to record quotations, customer contact, and feedback
- When required, provide supporting commentary to the Business Development Manager highlighting anomalies, exclusions, and also VE opportunities.
- Actively contribute to the Management Meetings
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