Facilitating debriefs, capturing lessons learned, and integrating insights to strengthen future bids.
Working closely with senior leadership to shape bid strategy, establish win themes, define key differentiators (USPs), and support pricing decisions.
Assembling and guiding cross-functional bid teams, including writers, technical specialists, and commercial or sales contributors.
Overseeing timelines, resources, and budgets to ensure all deliverables are completed accurately and on schedule.
Acting as the central point of contact for internal teams, clients, and external partners, ensuring clear and consistent communication throughout the bid process.
Collecting and analysing bid-related data—such as submission volumes, win rates, and market trends—to inform strategic decision-making.
Ensuring full alignment with client specifications, legal standards, and internal governance while identifying and mitigating risks.
Leading the creation of high-quality, compliant, and persuasive proposal documents that reflect client requirements and organisational strengths.
Proactively monitoring tender portals, industry networks, and market intelligence sources to identify relevant opportunities.
Requirements
tendering
structural
analytical
project management
compliance
communication
Solid understanding of the design-led built environment, gained through hands-on industry experience.
Strong track record overseeing the full tender lifecycle — from early opportunity assessment through submission, presentation, and post-bid evaluation.
Demonstrated success in managing and delivering bids, tenders, and proposals within structural engineering, civil engineering, or the wider construction sector.
Advanced analytical skills and strategic thinking.
Meticulous attention to detail with a strong compliance focus.
Robust project and programme management capabilities.
Exceptional communication and influencing skills.
Ability to perform effectively under pressure and consistently meet deadlines.
Strong commercial awareness and sound business judgment.
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Company
Overview
£750m Contracts
Portfolio Value Range
Provides engineering solutions for projects ranging from boutique £0.1m to large-scale £750m.
480 Design Awards
Industry Recognition
Accrued over 480 design awards showcasing architectural and engineering excellence.
4 RIBA Prizes
Academic Honors
Received four RIBA Stirling Prizes, the UK's most prestigious architectural award.
2015 Launch
Expansion Initiative
Launched dedicated façades unit AKT II Envelopes to enhance building envelope expertise.
Its name change in 2011 followed the arrival of new principals, marking a chapter of expansion and ambition.
The team has tackled projects across five continents, from cutting-edge offices to award-winning laboratories and transit hubs.
Specialising in structural, civil, transport and façade engineering, they bring bold solutions to complex architectural visions.
Striking projects include the Francis Crick Institute, Birmingham New Street station and the retrofit HYLO tower that re-uses 1960s foundations.
They lead with design-first thinking—pushing structural boundaries through progressive analysis and inventive geometry.
Culture + Values
350+ Staff
Diverse Workforce
Uniting professionals from 50 cultural backgrounds speaking 30 languages, fostering a global perspective and collaborative environment.
350+ Design Awards
Awards Achieved
Recognized with over 350 design awards, including four prestigious Stirling Prizes and multiple industry accolades.
Design-led, interdisciplinary engineering practice uniting staff from diverse cultural backgrounds.
Strong emphasis on technical innovation and bespoke in-house tools, fostering collaborative working across teams and with clients.
Commitment to knowledge-sharing, continuous learning, and research partnerships with academia and industry.
Environment + Sustainability
30% Low-Emission Concrete
ConcreteZero Target
Aim for 30% low-emission concrete by 2025, aligning with global sustainability goals.
100% Net-Zero Concrete
Long-term Goal
Commitment to achieving 100% net-zero concrete by 2050, reflecting a leadership position in sustainable materials.
2030 Net-Zero Carbon
Building Targets
Aiming for net-zero whole-life carbon in new buildings by 2030, in alignment with industry frameworks like RIBA 2030.
Operational carbon neutral since April 2021 with commitment to go beyond offsets to tackle embodied carbon