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About Rehlko Rehlko is a global leader in power and energy resilience. Formerly known as Kohler Energy, Rehlko has continually shaped the way the world powers homes, industries, and critical infrastructure. As part of this exciting growth, WB Power Services has now become Rehlko. This transition marks our evolution into an OEM, allowing us to design, build and deliver complete power solutions from the ground up. It strengthens our technical capability, expands our product range and deepens the value we offer to our clients. We retain the strong, values-led foundation of a family business, while being empowered by the scale, resources and global vision of Rehlko. For our people, this means new opportunities, bigger projects and the chance to shape the future of resilient, sustainable energy. The Opportunity Reporting to the Head of Commercial, the Commercial Contracts Manager will play a pivotal role in managing contractual risk, supporting project delivery and ensuring robust commercial governance across Rehlko's portfolio of hyperscale and industrial projects. This is a senior commercial position responsible for negotiating, reviewing and administering complex customer agreements, while providing expert contractual guidance throughout the project lifecycle. The successful candidate will become the commercial lead for major customer contracts, protecting the business from unnecessary risk while enabling sustainable growth and maintaining strong customer relationships. Key Responsibilities Lead the review, negotiation and administration of Master Service Agreements (MSAs), Statements of Work (SOWs), NDAs and associated commercial contracts. Identify, assess and mitigate contractual, commercial and operational risks throughout the project lifecycle. Support sales, estimating and project delivery teams during tendering, negotiations and contract award. Ensure contractual obligations, risks and responsibilities are clearly communicated to operational teams. Develop and maintain robust contract governance processes, controls and documentation. Support the implementation and ongoing management of contract lifecycle management systems. Monitor contractual KPIs, service levels, obligations and compliance requirements. Act as the escalation point for contractual disputes, claims, contra charges and wider commercial challenges. Build strong relationships with customers, suppliers and key internal stakeholders. Provide mentoring and guidance to Commercial Assistants and wider commercial team members. Drive continuous improvement across commercial processes, documentation and governance standards. About You We are looking for an experienced commercial professional with a strong background in contract negotiation, risk management and contract administration within engineering, construction, infrastructure, energy or a related sector. You will have: Significant experience managing complex commercial contracts and customer agreements. Strong knowledge of contractual risk management and commercial governance. Experience negotiating high-value customer contracts, frameworks and associated terms. Proven experience resolving contractual disputes, claims and commercial issues. Strong commercial awareness with a proactive and pragmatic approach to problem solving. Ability to influence senior stakeholders and build effective customer relationships. Excellent communication, negotiation and organisational skills. A collaborative leadership style with the ability to mentor and develop others. Experience within data centres, critical infrastructure, engineering, power generation or industrial projects would be highly advantageous. What We Offer Competitive salary of 80,000 to 95,000 . Car allowance. Pension and benefits package. Hybrid working opportunities. Private healthcare and eyecare vouchers. Free on-site parking. Career development within a growing critical power business, with the opportunity to work on major hyperscale and mission-critical projects.

Our client is a leading Tier 1 national contractor with a strong presence across the UK highways and infrastructure sector. They are seeking an experienced Managing Estimator to lead estimating activities across major highways maintenance tenders. The role will lead a team of Estimators and take responsibility for delivering accurate, competitive and commercially robust estimates from bid strategy through to tender submission and contract award. The position offers a hybrid working arrangement, with an expectancy to attend head office meeting and coordinate with wider team at least one day per week. Key Responsibilities Lead a team of Estimators delivering major highways maintenance tenders and frameworks. Develop detailed cost estimates, pricing models and tender submissions. Review tender documentation, identifying key risks, opportunities, assumptions and delivery requirements. Coordinate estimating inputs from Commercial, Operations, Design and Procurement teams. Ensure estimates are accurate, compliant, competitive and aligned with delivery methodologies. Support bid strategy, win themes and commercial positioning. Lead risk and opportunity assessments and develop appropriate pricing allowances. Engage with supply chain partners to secure competitive quotations and market intelligence. Maintain estimating databases, benchmarking information and cost models. Support pricing governance, bid reviews and approvals. Mentor and develop Estimators and Assistant Estimators. Provide estimating expertise through pre-contract and contract award stages. Candidate Profile Significant estimating experience within highways maintenance, term contracts or infrastructure. Proven track record of contributing to successful bids and framework submissions. Experience leading and developing estimating teams. Strong understanding of construction methodologies, temporary works and resource planning. Strong commercial awareness and experience of NEC and target cost contracts. Ability to manage multiple tenders while maintaining accuracy, quality and governance. Strong communication, leadership and stakeholder management skills. Ideally experienced within a Tier 1 contractor or major infrastructure organisation.

Our client is a leading Tier 1 national contractor with a strong presence across the UK highways and infrastructure sector. They are seeking an experienced Managing Estimator to lead estimating activities across major highways maintenance tenders. The role will lead a team of Estimators and take responsibility for delivering accurate, competitive and commercially robust estimates from bid strategy through to tender submission and contract award. The position offers a hybrid working arrangement, with an expectancy to attend head office meeting and coordinate with wider team at least one day per week. Key Responsibilities Lead a team of Estimators delivering major highways maintenance tenders and frameworks. Develop detailed cost estimates, pricing models and tender submissions. Review tender documentation, identifying key risks, opportunities, assumptions and delivery requirements. Coordinate estimating inputs from Commercial, Operations, Design and Procurement teams. Ensure estimates are accurate, compliant, competitive and aligned with delivery methodologies. Support bid strategy, win themes and commercial positioning. Lead risk and opportunity assessments and develop appropriate pricing allowances. Engage with supply chain partners to secure competitive quotations and market intelligence. Maintain estimating databases, benchmarking information and cost models. Support pricing governance, bid reviews and approvals. Mentor and develop Estimators and Assistant Estimators. Provide estimating expertise through pre-contract and contract award stages. Candidate Profile Significant estimating experience within highways maintenance, term contracts or infrastructure. Proven track record of contributing to successful bids and framework submissions. Experience leading and developing estimating teams. Strong understanding of construction methodologies, temporary works and resource planning. Strong commercial awareness and experience of NEC and target cost contracts. Ability to manage multiple tenders while maintaining accuracy, quality and governance. Strong communication, leadership and stakeholder management skills. Ideally experienced within a Tier 1 contractor or major infrastructure organisation.

Our client is a leading Tier 1 national contractor with a strong presence across the UK highways and infrastructure sector. They are seeking an experienced Managing Estimator to lead estimating activities across major highways maintenance tenders. The role will lead a team of Estimators and take responsibility for delivering accurate, competitive and commercially robust estimates from bid strategy through to tender submission and contract award. The position offers a hybrid working arrangement, with an expectancy to attend head office meeting and coordinate with wider team at least one day per week. Key Responsibilities Lead a team of Estimators delivering major highways maintenance tenders and frameworks. Develop detailed cost estimates, pricing models and tender submissions. Review tender documentation, identifying key risks, opportunities, assumptions and delivery requirements. Coordinate estimating inputs from Commercial, Operations, Design and Procurement teams. Ensure estimates are accurate, compliant, competitive and aligned with delivery methodologies. Support bid strategy, win themes and commercial positioning. Lead risk and opportunity assessments and develop appropriate pricing allowances. Engage with supply chain partners to secure competitive quotations and market intelligence. Maintain estimating databases, benchmarking information and cost models. Support pricing governance, bid reviews and approvals. Mentor and develop Estimators and Assistant Estimators. Provide estimating expertise through pre-contract and contract award stages. Candidate Profile Significant estimating experience within highways maintenance, term contracts or infrastructure. Proven track record of contributing to successful bids and framework submissions. Experience leading and developing estimating teams. Strong understanding of construction methodologies, temporary works and resource planning. Strong commercial awareness and experience of NEC and target cost contracts. Ability to manage multiple tenders while maintaining accuracy, quality and governance. Strong communication, leadership and stakeholder management skills. Ideally experienced within a Tier 1 contractor or major infrastructure organisation.

Cost Controller Avonmouth, Bristol An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Cost Controller to join a leading project controls function in Avonmouth, Bristol . This high-impact role is responsible for delivering integrated cost reporting across a diverse portfolio of projects, while continuously refining the tools and processes that underpin successful delivery. Based in Avonmouth, Bristol , the Cost Controller will own the cost control sub-discipline, setting standards, designing templates, and ensuring consistency across all projects. Acting as the subject matter expert, they will engage with other project controls disciplines to create integrated solutions and provide guidance on complex cost queries. Key duties for the Cost Controller in Avonmouth, Bristol include: Setting cost control standards and procedures for all projects. Developing and maintaining tools, templates, and best practices. Monitoring compliance, identifying deviations, and driving improvements. Managing and structuring SAP project data to meet business requirements. Producing accurate cost reports, delivering enhanced analysis, and advising senior managers. Leading estimate development for tenders and maintaining key cost databases. Providing expert training and coaching to upskill staff across multiple teams. The successful candidate will be a confident leader with strong analytical skills, capable of working autonomously and reporting directly to the Head of Project Controls. An entrant to the role will typically have at least four years of relevant experience, including significant time on large-scale projects and within a centralised PMO function. An established Cost Controller in Avonmouth, Bristol will bring six or more years experience, with proven expertise in cost control, management of junior staff, and a track record of delivering high-quality portfolio reporting. Essential qualifications include: APMG Project Planning & Controls (PPC) Practitioner APMG Earned Value Management Foundation ECITB Introduction to Estimating APM Project Fundamentals Qualification APM Associate Membership Desirable qualifications include full APM Membership and ECITB Estimating Methodology and Practice. This is a rare opportunity for a skilled Cost Controller in Avonmouth, Bristol to shape cost control practices, influence major projects, and work in a highly collaborative environment.

Our client is a leading Tier 1 national contractor with a strong presence across the UK highways and infrastructure sector. They are seeking an experienced Managing Estimator to lead estimating activities across major highways maintenance tenders. The role will lead a team of Estimators and take responsibility for delivering accurate, competitive and commercially robust estimates from bid strategy through to tender submission and contract award. The position offers a hybrid working arrangement, with an expectancy to attend head office meeting and coordinate with wider team at least one day per week. Key Responsibilities Lead a team of Estimators delivering major highways maintenance tenders and frameworks. Develop detailed cost estimates, pricing models and tender submissions. Review tender documentation, identifying key risks, opportunities, assumptions and delivery requirements. Coordinate estimating inputs from Commercial, Operations, Design and Procurement teams. Ensure estimates are accurate, compliant, competitive and aligned with delivery methodologies. Support bid strategy, win themes and commercial positioning. Lead risk and opportunity assessments and develop appropriate pricing allowances. Engage with supply chain partners to secure competitive quotations and market intelligence. Maintain estimating databases, benchmarking information and cost models. Support pricing governance, bid reviews and approvals. Mentor and develop Estimators and Assistant Estimators. Provide estimating expertise through pre-contract and contract award stages. Candidate Profile Significant estimating experience within highways maintenance, term contracts or infrastructure. Proven track record of contributing to successful bids and framework submissions. Experience leading and developing estimating teams. Strong understanding of construction methodologies, temporary works and resource planning. Strong commercial awareness and experience of NEC and target cost contracts. Ability to manage multiple tenders while maintaining accuracy, quality and governance. Strong communication, leadership and stakeholder management skills. Ideally experienced within a Tier 1 contractor or major infrastructure organisation.

Our client is a leading Tier 1 national contractor with a strong presence across the UK highways and infrastructure sector. They are seeking an experienced Managing Estimator to lead estimating activities across major highways maintenance tenders. The role will lead a team of Estimators and take responsibility for delivering accurate, competitive and commercially robust estimates from bid strategy through to tender submission and contract award. The position offers a hybrid working arrangement, with an expectancy to attend head office meeting and coordinate with wider team at least one day per week. Key Responsibilities Lead a team of Estimators delivering major highways maintenance tenders and frameworks. Develop detailed cost estimates, pricing models and tender submissions. Review tender documentation, identifying key risks, opportunities, assumptions and delivery requirements. Coordinate estimating inputs from Commercial, Operations, Design and Procurement teams. Ensure estimates are accurate, compliant, competitive and aligned with delivery methodologies. Support bid strategy, win themes and commercial positioning. Lead risk and opportunity assessments and develop appropriate pricing allowances. Engage with supply chain partners to secure competitive quotations and market intelligence. Maintain estimating databases, benchmarking information and cost models. Support pricing governance, bid reviews and approvals. Mentor and develop Estimators and Assistant Estimators. Provide estimating expertise through pre-contract and contract award stages. Candidate Profile Significant estimating experience within highways maintenance, term contracts or infrastructure. Proven track record of contributing to successful bids and framework submissions. Experience leading and developing estimating teams. Strong understanding of construction methodologies, temporary works and resource planning. Strong commercial awareness and experience of NEC and target cost contracts. Ability to manage multiple tenders while maintaining accuracy, quality and governance. Strong communication, leadership and stakeholder management skills. Ideally experienced within a Tier 1 contractor or major infrastructure organisation.

Railway Electrical Estimator Permanent Remote Working Negotiable + Benefits We are seeking a Railway Electrical Estimator to join a growing rail business on a permanent basis. This is a predominantly remote role with occasional visits to company offices and project meetings. Candidates will ideally be based in the South West of England, South Wales or along the M4/M5 Corridors . Working closely with bid, commercial and delivery teams, you will be responsible for producing accurate and competitive cost estimates for railway electrical projects, helping to secure and deliver works across the UK rail sector. Key Responsibilities Prepare detailed cost estimates and pricing submissions for railway electrical projects. Assist in the collation and production of pricing documentation for bids and tenders. Review drawings, specifications and scope documents to develop accurate costings. Obtain and evaluate supplier and subcontractor quotations. Develop and maintain estimating spreadsheets, pricing models and tender cost databases. Support commercial reviews and bid submission activities. Liaise with operational and engineering teams to ensure robust and competitive tender submissions. Requirements Previous experience as of carrying out Electrical Estimating within the rail sector in the UK . Strong commercial awareness and understanding of estimating principles. Advanced Microsoft Excel skills and strong proficiency across the Microsoft Office suite. Ability to analyse technical documentation and produce accurate cost estimates. Excellent attention to detail and organisational skills. Strong communication skills with the ability to work independently in a remote environment. Knowledge of railway electrical systems, station electrical works, power distribution, lighting, or associated rail projects would be advantageous. Whilst the role can mostly be conducted remotely, you will be required from time to time to attend project meetings at head office. Package Negotiable depending on experience Fully remote working with occasional office attendance. Permanent position with excellent long-term career prospects. Opportunity to work on a variety of rail projects across the UK. This role would suit an Electrical Estimator looking for a flexible remote position while remaining involved in exciting railway projects and tender opportunities. Contact Sam Mayo at AdvanceTRS for more information or apply online. We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity in our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, colour, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.

Project Manager Based in the Southampton Area Purpose Of The Job Have full accountability and responsibility for the safe management and delivery of project works in line with business processes and procedures working alongside contract teams and client to generate pipeline sales and opportunities. Key Responsibilities Identify and develop a short/medium and long term pipeline of Project opportunities from the portfolio of customers within the Business Unit. Use the LCR and FMR to build long term capex plans for customers. Leverage opportunities through visibility and presence on customer sites. Liaise with colleagues and managers to determine and identify project opportunities. Use case studies to promote business and host key decision makers on show site tours. Liaise with key stakeholders on their requirements and explain feasibility of their schemes to become a trusted advisor. Work with developers, designers and sub-contractors to define and document scope(s) of work(s). Develop and understand the full scope of works in line with the desired project business case and in turn outcome. This is to be within agreed budget requirements and required profit margins. Manage, run and draw up tenders on behalf of the customer as required. Carry out full tender analysis of all sub-contractor returns. Work within the current CDM process. In the main taking on the role of principle contractor. Identify, reduce and manage all statutory and commercial risks associated with the project they are leading. Ensure QHSE practices and processes are fully embedded in each project. Ensure full compliance with project management policies and procedures. Manage the day-to-day operational aspects of the project(s) "end to end". Activities to include but not be limited to estimating, business development, quantity surveying, sub-contractor management and site manager duties. Work closely with relevant stake holders to ensure effective and efficient implementation of the project(s). Ensure customer acceptance is adhered to, in writing and in line with the project plans. Mutually agree payment schedules and applications for payment to the benefit of the project and the business. Ensures project documents are complete, current and appropriately stored. Provide timely monthly reports to the Head of Projects/Business Unit Director in an agreed format. Manage commercial terms to eliminate risk Accountabilities Accountability to the Head of projects. Generate project opportunities by building strong effective working relationships with our customers and site teams. Full P & L responsibility Have full accountability and responsibility for the safe management and delivery of project works in line with business processes and procedures working alongside contract teams and client to generate pipeline sales and opportunities Education Recognised technical qualification in Construction, Mechanical or Electrical or similar (desirable) Degree level qualification in Project Management (desirable)

Guildmore is looking for a talented and experienced Senior Estimator to join our growing Facades & Cladding Unit. This role will focus primarily on estimating residential high-rise façade and cladding remedial works, with tender opportunities arising from Housing Association Frameworks and private sector projects. The successful candidate will lead all matters relating to contracting tenders and work collaboratively with Commercial, Design, and Operations teams to ensure accurate and competitive submissions. Key Responsibilities Review, check, and acknowledge bid documents and amendments. Prepare detailed cost estimates based on subcontractor tender returns and/or measured quantities with applied rates. Analyse drawings, specifications, bills of quantities, and other project documentation to estimate project costs. Research, source, negotiate, and obtain competitive quotations from suppliers and subcontractors. Attend mid-tender and post-tender meetings with clients and subcontractors. Carry out risk analysis based on information provided or omitted by the client. Assess and review costs associated with logistics, programme durations, preliminaries, and project constraints. Visit project sites to gather information and assess preliminaries costs. Work closely with the Commercial Manager, Head of Design, and Head of Operations. Complete Forms of Tender, tender letters, qualifications, and Contract Sum Analysis/Schedules where required. Prepare handover documentation for the construction team upon successful tender award. Attend handover meetings and brief operational teams on tender submissions. Identify opportunities for value engineering and value creation while assessing tender risks. Requirements Minimum of 5 years experience within the construction industry. Proven experience within façade and cladding or remedial works. Strong estimating and commercial awareness. Experience using on-screen take-off software such as Bluebeam. Ability to interpret technical drawings and specifications accurately. Excellent negotiation, communication, and organisational skills. Ability to manage multiple tenders and deadlines simultaneously. What We Offer Full training and ongoing professional development. Opportunities to expand skills across commercial systems, compliance, and operations. Supportive, collaborative, and professional team environment.

Senior Estimator Flintshire 28689 Up to 50,000 We are recruiting on behalf of a well-established and highly respected company for a Senior Estimator to join their team in North Wales. With over 40 years of experience delivering bespoke products, architectural projects across the UK, this is an excellent opportunity to join a stable and growing company with an outstanding reputation for quality, technical expertise and customer service. The business has been involved in a variety of prestigious projects, from major transport hubs and public infrastructure projects to bespoke structural solutions for commercial, industrial and local authority clients. Salary & Benefits: Competitive salary (phone number removed) Long-established and financially stable business with over 40 years of trading history Opportunity to work on diverse and technically interesting structural steelwork and fabrication projects Modern manufacturing facilities including in-house CAD design and purpose-built spray paint shop Excellent long-term career development opportunities Roles & Responsibilities: Review tender documents, drawings, specifications and client requirements. Prepare detailed cost estimates and tender submissions for structural steelwork, fabrication and engineering projects. Analyse material, labour, subcontractor and overhead costs. Obtain and assess supplier and subcontractor quotations. Conduct site visits where required to evaluate project scope and identify potential risks. Identify value engineering opportunities and cost-saving solutions. Assist with contract handovers to project delivery teams following successful bids. Monitor market trends, material costs and industry developments. Support business development activities and contribute to bid strategy discussions. Knowledge, Skills & Experience: Minimum 5 years' experience in estimating Ability to interpret technical drawings and engineering specifications. Excellent commercial awareness and cost analysis skills. Strong communication and negotiation abilities. Capable of managing multiple tenders and working effectively to deadlines. INDENM If you are interested in this position please click 'apply'. Hunter Selection Limited is a recruitment consultancy with offices UK wide, specialising in permanent & contract roles within Engineering & Manufacturing, IT & Digital, Science & Technology and Service & Sales sectors. Please note as we receive a high level of applications we can only respond to applicants whose skills & qualifications are suitable for this position. No terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate against any of the protected characteristics that fall under the Equality Act 2010. For the purposes of the Conduct Regulations 2003, when advertising permanent vacancies we are acting as an Employment Agency, and when advertising temporary/contract vacancies we are acting as an Employment Business.

Our client is a leading civil engineering company with their head office in Inverness. Currently looking for an Estimator or Senior Estimator to join their well established commercial team. As a Civil Engineering Estimator, you will be integral to the planning and execution of a wide range of civil engineering projects, primarily within the energy sector. You will leverage your expertise to deliver precise, competitive cost estimates, ensuring projects are completed efficiently, on schedule, and within budget. Key Responsibilities: Thoroughly analyse project plans, specifications, and relevant documentation to prepare detailed, accurate cost estimates. Collaborate closely with project managers, engineers, and other stakeholders to collect the necessary information for reliable cost projections. Identify and assess all cost factors, including production time, materials, and labour expenses. Present comprehensive cost estimates and project budgets to clients and senior management. Continuously monitor and update cost estimates as project details evolve. Assist in preparing bid proposals and tender documents to ensure accurate, competitive submissions. Stay abreast of industry trends, regulations, and best practices to ensure the latest knowledge is applied to all projects. Qualifications: Proven experience as a Civil Engineering Estimator or in a similar estimating role. In-depth understanding of construction processes, materials, and cost estimation techniques. Proficiency with estimation software and related tools. Strong analytical and mathematical skills, with a keen attention to detail and accuracy. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to effectively collaborate across teams and forge professional relationships. Capable of working both independently and as part of a team in a dynamic environment. Strong organisational and time management abilities to prioritise tasks effectively. Familiarity with planning software is an advantage. If you are interested in the above and would like to find out more please contact Lyndsey at Global Highland

We are working with a growing social housing contractor who are looking to appoint an experienced Senior Estimator to support their continued growth across London and the South East. This is a key role within the business and is much more than simply measuring and pricing works. You will play an important part in tender leadership, commercial strategy, risk management and bid development, working closely with operational, commercial and senior leadership teams. The Role As Senior Estimator, you will be responsible for leading the pricing of a wide range of social housing programmes, ensuring tenders are commercially competitive while remaining deliverable and profitable. Your responsibilities will include: Leading the preparation and submission of competitive tenders across London and the South East. Pricing planned maintenance, major works, retrofit, decarbonisation and building safety programmes. Pricing occupied-homes programmes including kitchens, bathrooms, roofing, windows, external fabric and M&E renewals. Estimating fire safety, passive fire protection, building safety remediation and high-rise refurbishment projects. Reviewing specifications, surveys, designs and contract requirements to identify commercial and delivery risks. Leading tender adjudications, risk reviews and contributing to wider bid strategy. Developing accurate cost plans, estimates and pricing using relevant estimating software. Working with operational and commercial teams to ensure proposed works are deliverable. Supporting framework pricing, open-book costing, measured term and fixed-price contracts. Building strong knowledge of client requirements, market conditions and supply chain costs across London and the South East. Mentoring junior members of the estimating team and helping improve estimating processes, governance and quality. About You We are looking for an established Senior Estimator, or an experienced Estimator ready to take the next step, with a strong background within social housing contracting. You will ideally have: Strong experience estimating within the social housing sector. Experience with planned maintenance, major works, retrofit, decarbonisation and/or building safety programmes. Experience working with housing associations, local authorities and framework procurement. Strong commercial awareness and the ability to balance competitiveness, risk, margin and deliverability. Experience with NHF Schedule of Rates and social housing pricing models. Knowledge of PAS 2035/PAS 2030 and ideally experience of funded decarbonisation programmes. Experience of HRBs and/or building safety-related projects. Advanced Excel skills and experience using estimating software such as ConQuest, Causeway, CostX or similar. Excellent communication skills, with the confidence to challenge and influence stakeholders at all levels. A calm, organised and solutions-focused approach, particularly when working to tight tender deadlines. The Opportunity This is an excellent opportunity to join a growing social housing contractor where the successful candidate can have a genuine influence on the company's continued expansion. The business is looking for someone who can do more than produce compliant estimates you will be expected to help secure profitable work, identify risk early and contribute to the wider commercial and bid strategy. There is also clear scope for progression into a Head of Estimating or wider Pre-Construction leadership position as the business continues to grow.

Civils Estimator Location: Doncaster, South Yorkshire Hours: 8.30am - 5pm, Monday - Friday Salary: £50,000 - £60,000 dependent on experience Holiday: 32 Days incl. bank holidays Sector: Civil Engineering, Rail, Estimating, Construction Our client is a leading UK provider of construction and engineering services to the rail network, supporting major infrastructure and rail projects across the country. The company delivers specialist services across trackwork, civil engineering, construction and rail infrastructure, working with major clients across the industry. With extensive sector expertise and a strong focus on safety, quality and delivery, they play an important role in maintaining and developing the UK's rail infrastructure. Due to continued business growth, they are looking to recruit an estimator form a civil engineering background. You'll primarily be overseeing drainage, concrete and other small civils projects within railway depots. Your day to day will include reviewing drawings, producing quantity take-offs, identifying commercial risk, and maximising value engineering opportunities. Position Duties Reviewing tender enquiries, drawings, specifications and scopes of work to understand project requirements. Preparing detailed estimates and competitive tenders for civil engineering and rail projects. Completing accurate quantity take-offs and measurements for earthworks, drainage, groundworks, concrete, utilities, roads and associated civil works. Obtaining and analysing quotations from subcontractors, suppliers and plant providers. Pricing labour, materials, plant, subcontractor costs, preliminaries, overheads and project-specific requirements. Liaising with clients, suppliers, subcontractors and project teams to clarify tender requirements and obtain accurate costs. Identifying commercial risks, exclusions, assumptions and potential areas of cost exposure within tenders. Carrying out value engineering and identifying alternative construction methods or materials to improve cost efficiency. Preparing detailed tender documentation, pricing schedules and supporting information for submission. Working closely with the commercial and pre-construction teams to ensure estimates are accurate and commercially viable. Attending site visits and pre-tender meetings where required to assess project conditions and potential risks. Maintaining accurate estimating records and updating cost databases with current labour, material and subcontractor rates. Monitoring tender deadlines and ensuring all bids are completed and submitted accurately and on time. Position Requirements 3 to 5 years of proven experience working as an Estimator within civil engineering, groundworks or infrastructure. Strong understanding of civil engineering construction methods, including groundworks, drainage, earthworks, utilities, concrete and rail. Experience preparing detailed cost estimates, tenders and competitive quotations. Ability to accurately complete quantity take-offs and measurements from drawings and specifications. Strong knowledge of labour, material, plant and subcontractor pricing. Experience obtaining, assessing and negotiating supplier and subcontractor quotations. Strong commercial awareness with the ability to identify risks, exclusions, assumptions and potential cost exposure. Ability to undertake value engineering and identify cost-effective construction solutions. Good understanding of tender processes, contract documentation and project specifications. Strong Microsoft Excel skills and confidence using estimating or construction software. Excellent numerical and analytical skills with a high level of attention to detail. Strong communication skills, with the ability to liaise effectively with clients, subcontractors, suppliers and internal teams. Ability to manage multiple tenders and deadlines in a fast-paced environment. Commercially minded, organised and proactive approach to estimating. Relevant qualification in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, Construction Management or a related discipline would be advantageous. Full UK driving licence and willingness to attend site visits where required. Position Remuneration Salary up to £60,000 depending on experience and qualifications. Regular working hours and strong annual leave allowance plus bank holidays, for a great work-life balance. A collaborative working environment, as a part of a growing specialist firm within the rail and infrastructure sectors. Full support to progress your career within the industry and the opportunity to learn from sector experts. Streamline Search is a technical recruitment agency based in Chichester, West Sussex operating across the United Kingdom. We are acting as a Recruitment Agency in relation to this vacancy, and in accordance with GDPR by applying to this post you are granting us consent to process your data and contact you in relation to this application.

An established and growing main contractor is looking to appoint an experienced Head of Bids / Head of Pre-Construction to lead its pre-construction and bidding function. This is a senior role with significant influence over the company's growth strategy, working closely with the Managing Director, commercial and operational teams to identify, develop and secure new opportunities. The successful candidate will have genuine responsibility for the direction of the bids and pre-construction function, with the opportunity to influence which projects the business pursues, how they are positioned and ultimately the quality and profitability of the work secured. Head of Bids / Pre Construction Roles & Responsibilities Leading the bids and pre-construction function from opportunity identification through to contract award. Developing and implementing effective bid strategies for competitive tenders. Reviewing and assessing new opportunities, including commercial, technical and delivery considerations. Managing and coordinating internal bid teams, consultants and supply-chain partners. Overseeing PQQs, ITTs, tenders, presentations and interview processes. Developing high-quality, compelling and commercially focused submissions. Working closely with estimating and commercial teams to ensure robust pricing and value engineering. Building strong relationships with clients, consultants and key stakeholders. Supporting business development and maintaining a healthy pipeline of opportunities. Identifying opportunities to improve bid processes, systems and win strategies. Providing senior leadership and mentoring to the wider pre-construction team. Supporting the transition from successful bid through to delivery. Head of Bids / Pre Construction Requirements Experience within the social housing refurb sector Experience within a senior bids or pre con management role Proven leadership and team-management experience. The ability to build strong relationships with clients, consultants and supply-chain partners. Head of Bids / Pre Construction Benefits 100k+ salary Travel/car allowance Bonus scheme Hybrid working Good annual leave package Private medical Pension Friendly, family owned culture More benefits

Job Title: Commercial Director Location: Shropshire Salary: 90,000 - 120,000 + Excellent Benefits Package Job Type: Permanent About the Company An established and growing privately owned housebuilder with a strong reputation for delivering high-quality residential developments across the Midlands and Welsh Marches. The business has a long-standing history within the housebuilding sector and combines traditional craftsmanship with modern construction methods, with an experienced in-house team overseeing developments from initial design through to completion. With a growing portfolio of residential developments, this is an excellent opportunity for an experienced commercial leader to take responsibility for the commercial direction of the business and play a key role in its continued growth. The Role We are seeking an experienced Commercial Director to provide strategic and operational commercial leadership across the business. Working closely with the Managing Director and wider senior leadership team, you will take responsibility for commercial strategy, financial performance, cost control, procurement, contractual risk and the development of the commercial function. The successful candidate will have strong housebuilding experience and be capable of operating at both strategic and hands-on levels within a growing residential developer. Key Responsibilities Lead the commercial function across the business. Develop and implement the overall commercial strategy. Take responsibility for commercial performance, profitability and cost control across developments. Provide senior commercial advice to the Managing Director and leadership team. Oversee project budgets, cost plans, forecasts and financial performance. Lead procurement strategy across developments and maintain strong supply-chain relationships. Oversee subcontractor procurement, tendering and commercial negotiations. Monitor project costs against budgets and identify risks and opportunities. Drive margin improvement and commercial efficiencies across the business. Oversee valuations, variations, payments and final accounts. Manage contractual and commercial risk across the development portfolio. Ensure effective commercial reporting and forecasting. Review development performance and provide accurate management information. Establish and maintain robust commercial procedures and governance. Lead negotiations with subcontractors, suppliers, consultants and other stakeholders. Support the wider business with land, development and pre-construction decisions. Identify opportunities to improve construction costs, build efficiency and project profitability. Lead, develop and mentor the commercial team. Promote best practice across estimating, procurement and quantity surveying. Build strong relationships with senior internal and external stakeholders. The Ideal Candidate The successful candidate will ideally have: Significant senior commercial experience within housebuilding / residential development . Previous experience at Commercial Director, Commercial Manager, Head of Commercial or similar senior level. Strong understanding of residential construction and development. Proven experience managing commercial teams. Strong knowledge of procurement, subcontracting and supply-chain management. Excellent understanding of development budgets, cost control and forecasting. Experience managing multiple residential developments simultaneously. Strong contractual and commercial knowledge. Proven ability to negotiate with subcontractors and suppliers. Strong understanding of commercial risk and margin management. Excellent leadership, communication and stakeholder management skills. Commercially astute with a strategic and analytical approach. Relevant Quantity Surveying / Commercial Management qualification would be advantageous. Chartered status would be beneficial. What's on Offer 90,000 - 120,000 salary Package Senior leadership position within a growing housebuilder Opportunity to influence the future commercial direction of the business Responsibility across a developing residential portfolio Strong level of autonomy Long-term career opportunity Professional and collaborative working environment Apply If you're interested in this opportunity, then please get in touch today with our Commercial Specialist, Mark Harris . Building Careers UK specialises in Construction and Property recruitment and serves as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job, you accept the Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, and Disclaimers which can be found on our website. Building Careers UK is an equal opportunities employer. We welcome applications from all suitably qualified candidates. Please Note: Due to the high volume of applicants, only those shortlisted will be contacted. INDCOM

Job Title: Estimator / Quantity Surveyor We are currently recruiting for an experienced Estimator / Surveyor to join a growing commercial team within a leading organisation operating across the property maintenance, refurbishment and repairs sector. This is an excellent opportunity for a commercially astute professional to take ownership of the estimating function, attending sites to scope, measure, cost and quote works across small, medium and large refurbishment and repairs projects. The role will also incorporate a wider quantity surveying function, including valuations, variations, cost reporting, procurement and final accounts. The Role You will work closely with Site Managers, operational teams, clients and stakeholders to provide accurate, commercially robust estimates and fully priced scopes of works. Key responsibilities will include: Attending sites across London to scope, survey and measure works. Preparing accurate estimates and quotations using NHF Schedule of Rates Version 8 , internal SORs and benchmarked London rates. Producing Bills of Quantities, schedules of works, cost plans and pricing documents. Pricing labour, materials, preliminaries, overheads and profit. Preparing clear and accurate client-facing quotations within agreed timescales. Handing fully priced and measured scopes of works to Site Managers for delivery. Supporting tendering, bid analysis and subcontractor procurement. Assessing subcontractor quotations and payment applications. Pricing and valuing variations. Supporting interim valuations and final accounts. Tracking project costs, variations and profitability. Producing commercial reports and highlighting risks and opportunities. Maintaining accurate commercial records, cost trackers and completion cost files. Developing pricing libraries, rate build-ups and benchmarking data. Providing commercial advice to operational teams and stakeholders. About You We are looking for an experienced Estimator, Quantity Surveyor, Commercial Surveyor, Surveyor or Estimator/Surveyor with a background in property maintenance, repairs, refurbishment or construction. Ideally, you will have: Proven experience estimating and pricing construction, refurbishment, repairs, maintenance or void works. Strong site surveying, measurement and quantity take-off experience. Experience using NHF Schedule of Rates, SORs or similar pricing systems . Experience preparing BOQs, schedules of works and cost plans. Working knowledge of valuations, variations, cost control and commercial reporting. Strong Excel and estimating/measurement software skills. Excellent commercial judgement and attention to detail. Strong communication and stakeholder management skills. A full UK driving licence and willingness to travel across London. Experience within social housing, local authority, housing associations, repairs & maintenance, voids, retrofit, damp & mould, disrepair or refurbishment would be highly advantageous. Relevant qualifications in Quantity Surveying, Construction, Commercial Management or Estimating are desirable, although candidates with strong relevant industry experience will also be considered.

Head of Projects / Senior Contracts Manager Commercial Flooring Clear Progression to Director from day 1 Location: Brentwood, Essex projects across London and the South East Salary: £75,000 £95,000 DOE + package Are you an experienced Contracts Manager within commercial flooring, ready to take on a broader leadership role? Or an established Head of Projects / Senior Contracts Manager looking to help shape the operations of a growing contractor? An established commercial flooring contractor is looking for an experienced operational leader to oversee its expanding project portfolio. With a strong flow of new work across London and the South East, the business needs someone who can take ownership of delivery, strengthen its installation resource and keep multiple projects running effectively. This is a hands-on senior role with the opportunity to influence how projects, people and resources are managed as the company grows. The Role You will oversee commercial flooring projects from handover through to completion, working closely with clients, main contractors, the commercial team and installation teams. Your responsibilities will include: Taking overall ownership of a portfolio of live commercial flooring projects. Allocating workloads and supporting Project Managers and Contracts Managers. Planning installation programmes, labour requirements and resources across multiple sites. Sourcing, coordinating and managing flooring fitters and subcontract installation teams. Building installation capacity to support new project wins. Monitoring progress, quality, costs and delivery against agreed programmes. Attending client and site meetings and resolving operational issues promptly. Working closely with estimating and commercial teams to support effective handovers and cost control. Improving operational systems and processes as workloads increase. About You Previous experience managing commercial flooring contracts is essential. You could be an experienced Flooring Contracts Manager ready to step up, or already working as a Senior Contracts Manager, Operations Manager or Head of Projects within the flooring industry. You will bring: A proven track record of delivering multiple commercial flooring projects. Strong knowledge of flooring installation, programming and labour planning. Experience managing flooring fitters and subcontract installation teams. The ability to prioritise workloads and lead teams across several live projects. Commercial awareness and confidence dealing with clients and main contractors. A practical approach to solving problems and taking responsibility for delivery. An established network of reliable flooring fitters, subcontractors and installation teams would be a significant advantage. What s on Offer? £75,000 £95,000 basic salary , depending on experience, plus package. Flexibility on the overall offer for the right individual. A senior position within an established and growing commercial flooring business. The opportunity to shape project delivery and develop the operational team. Scope to make a direct impact as the business takes on more work. Apply with your CV to discuss the opportunity in confidence.

Pre-Contract Manager Location: London Sector: Commercial Office Interiors / Design & Build Reporting to: Head of Pre-Contracts Salary: Up to £120,000 depending on experience The Opportunity A leading London-based commercial workplace design and build business is seeking an experienced Pre-Contract Manager to join its growing pre-contracts function. This is a confidential opportunity with an established and highly regarded organisation delivering fast-track commercial office fit-out and refurbishment projects for a diverse client base. The successful candidate will play a key role from initial opportunity through to project approval and handover, working closely with the sales, design, estimating and contracts teams to ensure projects are commercially viable, accurately priced and set up for successful delivery. The role would suit an experienced pre-contracts professional with a strong background in commercial office interiors, construction project management and estimating, combined with the confidence to engage with clients and senior stakeholders. Key Responsibilities Coordinate structured and documented project brief-taking from the initial opportunity stage. Develop and coordinate strategies designed to successfully secure new projects. Work closely with Sales and Project Directors throughout pitches, negotiations and pre-contract discussions. Ensure project programmes, pitch timetables and key pre-contract milestones are effectively managed. Assess commercial risk, project viability, programme requirements and budget considerations. Establish and manage pre- and post-tender timescales, ensuring these are clearly communicated and controlled. Identify potential Health & Safety and CDM requirements at an early stage and ensure the appropriate planning resources are allocated. Work collaboratively with Design teams to ensure buildability, value engineering and client approval of drawings and specifications. Coordinate with clients and their professional advisers, including landlords, solicitors and agents, where required to facilitate project delivery. Monitor costs as designs develop and ensure a complete design and specification package is prepared for the Contracts team. Agree appropriate design freeze stages. Coordinate input from specialist internal teams, including M&E, IT/Voice & Data and furniture. Develop detailed specifications that enable subcontractors and suppliers to provide accurate and competitive pricing. Obtain and manage back-to-back quotations across project packages, particularly specialist areas such as joinery, acoustic works and complex external works. Support the negotiation and agreement of commercially appropriate client contractual terms and payment arrangements. Ensure drawings, specifications and contract documentation are fully signed off prior to project handover. Produce detailed itemised cost plans and estimates to provide a robust basis for financial control. Work closely with the Contract Manager to agree the final cost plan before project approval. Maintain accurate project information within the CRM and ensure all pre-contract activities are completed at each project milestone. Ensure the Contracts team is fully briefed and onboarded ahead of project approval and support the transition from pre-contract to delivery. Work collaboratively with the Contracts and Projects teams to improve estimating accuracy and maximise planned commercial outcomes. Provide post-contract support where required, particularly around value engineering and maintaining agreed cost plans. Contribute to the continuous improvement of pre-contract processes and commercial performance. About You The successful candidate will ideally have: 5+ years' experience within construction project management, pre-contracts and/or estimating. Strong experience within the commercial office interiors, fit-out or design & build sector. A strong understanding of construction costs, specifications, procurement and commercial risk. Experience supporting or leading client pitches and senior/board-level presentations. The ability to manage multiple fast-paced projects and competing deadlines. Strong commercial awareness and attention to detail. The confidence to challenge, influence and make commercially sound decisions. Excellent communication skills, with the ability to explain technical concepts clearly to non-technical stakeholders. Personal Attributes We are looking for someone who is: Commercially minded and solutions focused. A strong team player with natural leadership capability. An excellent communicator and relationship builder. Comfortable challenging existing processes and ways of working. Flexible and adaptable in a fast-paced environment. Committed to continuous learning and improvement. Confident working with both technical and non-technical stakeholders. Focused on delivering accurate, commercially robust outcomes.