United Infrastructure

United Infrastructure is looking for an experienced Bid Manager to manage and deliver high-quality bids across major infrastructure opportunities. Working closely with commercial, engineering and operational teams, you will coordinate the full bid process, developing compelling, compliant submissions that clearly demonstrate our capability and value to clients. Key Responsibilities Manage bids from initial kick-off through to submission, clarification and handover. Develop and maintain bid plans, programmes and submission schedules. Coordinate technical, commercial and operational contributors throughout the bid process. Support the development of win themes, value propositions and bid strategies. Produce, review and coordinate clear, persuasive tender responses. Ensure submissions meet client requirements, evaluation criteria and governance standards. Lead bid meetings, workshops and review sessions. Manage actions, risks and deadlines to ensure submissions are delivered on time. Coordinate case studies, project evidence and supporting information. Capture lessons learned and contribute to continuous improvement within the work-winning function. About You You will ideally have: Experience in bid management, bid coordination or work winning within infrastructure, construction, utilities or engineering. Experience managing tender submissions and coordinating multidisciplinary teams. Strong written communication and presentation skills. Good commercial awareness and attention to detail. Strong planning, organisation and stakeholder management skills. Ability to manage multiple priorities and work effectively to challenging deadlines. A collaborative approach with the confidence to engage with technical and operational teams

United Infrastructure is looking for an experienced Senior Bid Manager to lead complex, high-value bids across major infrastructure opportunities. Working closely with senior leadership, commercial, engineering and operational teams, you will manage the full bid lifecycle, developing clear win strategies and delivering compelling, compliant submissions. Key Responsibilities Lead bids from initial qualification through to submission, interview and project handover. Develop bid strategies, win themes, value propositions and bid plans. Lead kick-off meetings, strategy workshops and senior bid reviews. Coordinate multidisciplinary commercial, technical and operational teams. Produce and review high-quality, persuasive tender responses. Ensure submissions meet client requirements, evaluation criteria and governance standards. Manage bid programmes, actions, risks and key deadlines. Work with Directors and senior stakeholders to support bid/no-bid decisions and key approvals. Capture lessons learned and continuously improve work-winning performance. Support and mentor Bid Managers, Bid Writers and Coordinators where required. About You You will ideally have: Significant experience in bid management, work winning or pre-construction within infrastructure, construction, utilities or engineering. A proven track record of leading complex, high-value tenders. Excellent written communication and presentation skills. Strong commercial awareness and strategic thinking. Confidence working with Directors, clients and senior stakeholders. Excellent planning, organisation and stakeholder management skills. The ability to manage multiple bids and competing deadlines

Join a Business Committed to Excellence in Safety, Health, Environment and Quality We are looking for an experienced Senior SHEQ Advisor to join our Social Infrastructure team. This is an excellent opportunity for a driven SHEQ professional to play a key role in supporting the delivery of major construction and refurbishment programmes while helping to shape a positive safety culture across the business. Working closely with the SHEQ Manager, you will provide expert guidance, support operational teams, mentor SHEQ Advisors and help drive continuous improvement across safety, health, environmental and quality performance. Key Responsibilities SHEQ Leadership Champion a proactive and positive SHEQ culture across multiple projects and workstreams. Support the implementation of company policies, procedures and strategic SHEQ objectives. Act as deputy to the SHEQ Manager when required. Provide coaching, mentoring and technical support to SHEQ Advisors. Operational Support Serve as the first point of contact for SHEQ Advisors within your designated workstreams. Support operational teams with contractor performance concerns, compliance matters and day-to-day SHEQ issues. Assist with monitoring SHEQ performance metrics and audit results through EcoOnline. Support project and contract teams in maintaining effective project risk registers. Incident Investigation Lead and support incident, near miss and non-conformance investigations. Ensure incidents are reported and managed in line with legal and company requirements. Identify root causes and implement corrective actions. Share lessons learned across the wider business. Stakeholder Management Develop strong relationships with clients, subcontractors and operational teams. Deliver SHEQ guidance and support through both site-based and remote engagement. Attend project meetings, pre-start meetings and planning workshops. Continuous Improvement Analyse SHEQ data and identify opportunities for improvement. Drive initiatives that enhance safety, environmental sustainability and quality performance. Support innovation and best practice sharing across projects. What We're Looking For Essential Experience Proven experience in a SHEQ position within the construction, refurbishment or infrastructure sector. Strong understanding of UK Health & Safety legislation and best practice. Experience supporting multiple projects or workstreams simultaneously. Excellent communication, influencing and stakeholder management skills. Ability to build credibility with operational teams and senior management. Qualifications NEBOSH General Certificate or NEBOSH Construction Certificate. NEBOSH Diploma or Level 6 NVQ in Occupational Health & Safety. IOSH Membership (CMIOSH or working towards). Environmental or Quality Management qualifications would be advantageous.

The Principal Design Lead provides senior technical leadership across multiple projects, supporting delivery from bid stage through to completion. Acting as the link between project-level design management and strategic technical oversight, the role drives design quality, compliance, consistency, and performance while supporting and mentoring the wider Technical team. Key Responsibilities Lead and support Design Managers across multiple projects, ensuring coordinated, compliant and buildable design solutions. Act as the escalation point for complex technical and design issues. Lead technical input into bids, including design strategy, risk management, programme development and value engineering. Support the Head of Technical in maintaining design management standards, procedures and best practice. Oversee design programmes, consultant performance and design change management across projects. Ensure compliance with planning, Building Regulations, statutory approvals and the Building Safety Act. Mentor and develop Design Managers and Senior Design Managers. Work closely with Commercial, Operational and Bid teams to deliver practical, cost-effective solutions. Chair design reviews, workshops and coordination meetings on complex schemes. Undertake project-level design management on key projects where required. Carry out site visits to support delivery teams and resolve technical issues. Knowledge, Skills & Experience Essential Significant experience leading design management on residential, mixed-use or high-rise developments. Strong leadership and mentoring experience. Proven ability to manage both strategic technical oversight and project delivery. Extensive knowledge of design management throughout bid, pre-construction, construction and handover phases. Strong understanding of Building Regulations, the Building Safety Act, Dutyholder requirements and HRB procedures. Excellent technical, problem-solving and risk management skills. Experience leading bid-stage technical submissions and consultant coordination. Strong commercial awareness and stakeholder management skills. Experience reviewing consultant performance, design compliance and procurement strategies. Excellent communication, organisation and reporting skills. Full UK driving licence. Desirable Experience deputising for a Head of Technical or Technical Director. Experience on complex or high-risk projects, including HRBs. Knowledge of PAS 9980, EWS1, FRAEW and fire safety frameworks. Experience with BIM and digital design management systems. Membership of a relevant professional body (CIOB, CIAT, RICS or similar). Degree-qualified in Architecture, Engineering or a related construction discipline. Experience developing technical processes, design programmes and procurement strategies. Strong understanding of contractual obligations, utilities and sectional agreements. Personal Attributes Leads by example and champions high standards. Positive, proactive and solutions-focused. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Strong attention to detail and organisational ability. Resilient and able to work under pressure. Demonstrates integrity, accountability and a commitment to continuous improvement. Join us at United Infrastructure and be part of our mission to deliver innovative and sustainable solutions to the complex infrastructure needs of the UK.

Job Title: Quantity Surveyor Location: Affinity Water Contract (Various Sites) Company: United Infrastructure Reporting To: Senior Quantity Surveyor Role Purpose As a rapidly growing business, we are excited to welcome a new Quantity Surveyor to contribute to our success. If you're looking for a long-term career opportunity with a Main Contractor, where you can develop your skills and be part of an industry-leading organisation, this role is for you. The Quantity Surveyor will support the commercial management of water infrastructure projects delivered under the Affinity Water framework. You are to be the commercial lead on projects and be responsible for the commercial success of the projects whilst adhering to commercial administration procedures. To promote and deliver a collaborative environment with both the client and throughout the management of the subcontract / supply chain account. Contract Management Responsibilities: Negotiate terms and conditions of subcontracts. Manage and process payments for specialist subcontracts and key suppliers. Ensure strict compliance with contract terms, conditions, rights, and obligations. Report monthly on the outturn Pain/Gain (if applicable). Coordinate changes or amendments in accordance with NEC 3/4 Option A & C contract. Analyse the impact of changes and assess liability exposure. Contract Administration: Monitor and track contract obligations. Undertake site visits to administer the contract in line with project progress. Monitor and report on contract performance in terms of program, cost, and key events/issues. Perform the closeout process, ensuring all contract terms are met and payments are verified. Obtain and execute any required forms, reports, or clearances and resolve outstanding issues. Collaborate with both clients and subcontractors in all duties. Budget Management: Work with the project team to evaluate the impact of budget changes. Capture and report cost variances. Collate Defined Cost Records for client audit. Reporting and Documentation: Produce monthly Cost Value Reconciliation. Generate Earned Value Analysis reports. Validate Subcontract Applications/Payments data. Review and validate weekly cost monitors, comparing forecasted costs with actual costs. Prepare monthly valuations. Maintain change registers. Provide commercial elements for the commercial report.