Job Description
Estimator - EHV Power & Civil Engineering Location: Manchester Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience Sector: Civil Engineering / EHV Power Our client is a well-established civil engineering and construction business specialising in the EHV Power sector . Due to continued growth and an expanding workload, they are looking to appoint an experienced Estimator to join their team in Manchester. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced estimator with a background in civil engineering, utilities, EHV, substations or related infrastructure to take responsibility for managing tenders from initial enquiry through to final submission. The Role As an Estimator, you will be responsible for reviewing tender opportunities, developing accurate cost estimates and coordinating the full bid process. Your responsibilities will include: Reviewing and assessing ITT and tender documentation Preparing detailed cost estimates for electricity substation civils works, including earthworks, groundworks, drainage, reinforced concrete foundations, roads, trough-laying, ducting and temporary works Preparing cost estimates for EHV cable installation works, including trenching, ducting, troughing, cable pulling and temporary works Producing estimates from first principles Obtaining and assessing quotations from specialist subcontractors and suppliers Preparing tender programmes, plans and supporting submission documentation Managing enquiries and ITTs from initial receipt through to submission Reviewing all tender information and identifying commercial and technical requirements Organising and attending site visits where required Coordinating tender programmes, drawings and supporting documentation Managing tender extensions where appropriate Engaging with specialist subcontractors, suppliers and internal departments Obtaining multiple quotations for materials, equipment and subcontract works Coordinating tender queries and clarifications Ensuri
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