Contracts Manager – Norwich (With UK Travel) Due to continued growth, we are seeking an experienced Contracts Manager to join a Norfolk‑based business delivering complex construction projects across the UK. Client Overview Our client specialises in complete project delivery, working closely with local authorities, housing associations, commercial developers and private clients. Their projects meet modern regulatory standards and play an important role in supporting evolving housing needs. The Role Pre‑Construction Work collaboratively with the Quantity Surveyor and contracts team to develop project schedules and budgets Support the pre‑qualification, pricing and appointment of subcontractors Assist with contract negotiations Develop and implement project strategies, programmes and detailed budgets for large‑scale construction projects Establish and maintain efficient systems and processes to support successful project delivery Prepare and present information for client bids, pitches and presentations Construction Lead the contracts team and manage subcontractors on site Drive value engineering initiatives throughout the construction phase Act as the key point of contact with the client’s senior management team Monitor project progress and performance, providing regular updates and reports Proactively identify, manage and mitigate project risks and issues Prepare and distribute clear written project communications Compile and present formal progress reports and supporting documentation Coordinate effectively between clients, contractors and design teams Work closely with internal departments, including finance and procurement Close‑Out / Fit‑Out Agree documentation requirements with the client’s document controller and ensure all close‑out information is captured, including warranties, as‑built drawings and O&M manuals Support local authority inspections and the handover and occupation process Assist the client with scheduling, coordinating and managing owner‑direct contractors and consultants Qualifications & Experience A qualification in Project Management or Construction Management Membership of a professional body such as RICS or CIOB (preferred but not essential) Proven experience in client‑facing roles, working across all organisational levels Strong technical knowledge of large‑scale construction projects Ability to manage multiple technical disciplines effectively Experience delivering large new‑build and refurbishment projects