Bid Manager Job Advert
Location: Hybrid – remote & HQ or London Office when required
Salary: £50,000 plus 10% annual performance-based bonus
Contract: Permanent, full-time
Start date: As soon as we find the right person
Who we are
We’re a commercial cleaning and support services company, proudly B Corp certified, ethical by design, and focused on building meaningful partnerships—not just ticking boxes.
We get a buzz from doing work we’re proud of—and we work best with clients who care about quality, fairness, and long-term value. Our team is our greatest asset, and we invest accordingly—because when they thrive, so do our customers.
We’re pioneers at heart. Always improving, always evolving. And right now, we’re building a high-performing, purpose-led commercial team to help us scale toward £30m revenue—without compromising who we are.
Who we’re looking for
A sharp, detail-driven, proposal-building pro who gets a quiet thrill from a perfectly structured document. Someone who can spot an inconsistency a mile off, but also knows how to make language sing. If you’re part-bid-writer, part-project-manager, part-CRM-ninja, you’re probably our person.
What you'll be doing
Creating, coordinating, and delivering high-quality proposals and pitch decks
Working closely with our BDD, SBDM, and ops team to translate ideas into winning bids
Managing timelines, inputs, and formatting with calm, consistent precision
Keeping our CRM and bid library clean, current, and effortlessly usable
Bringing clarity and flair to content—without ever losing focus on the win themes
Why join NuServe?
We’re scaling with purpose, and your role will grow as we do
You’ll be close to the action, not buried in bureaucracy
You’ll work alongside people who care about the work and each other
And you’ll be trusted—really trusted—to deliver in your own way
Sound like your kind of job?
We’d love to hear from you. Send us your CV and a short note telling us what you’re great at—and what you want to build with us. Because the difference between good and great is rarely found on the front page—it’s in the fine print.
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