49 Solutions 1

49 Solutions 1

Bid & Proposal Writer - Federal Government

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada · Full-time

Sponsorship not specified$15k-$20kDetected 128 days ago
CRMExcelProcurementCommunicationCollaborationWritingMicrosoft OfficeSharePoint

About the role

  • This role is ideal for someone with some experience responding to government solicitations who is eager to learn and grow.

Responsibilities

  • They would be ready to take ownership of end-to-end proposal development and bid responses, manage responses independently, and contribute to improving bid processes and win strategies.

Requirements

  • Post-secondary degree 1.
  • Applicants should focus on demonstrating their skills, experience, and fit for the role rather than tailoring their CVs to meet an AI filter.

Skills

  • SharePoint Excel's pivot tables functions Knowledge of the Government of Canada procurement and scoring methodologies
  • Discuss experience, skills, and approach to proposal writing Phase 2 -
  • 90-minute exercise (completed over 5 business days) to verify core writing skills Phase 3 -

Compensation

  • Confirm right fit and review compensation/benefits and decision Application Process All applications, whether submitted directly or through external job boards, are processed through our CRM, Workable.

Company info

  • We value collaboration, accountability, and growth, and we are proud of our inclusive culture.
  • About the Role We are seeking an experienced and motivated Bid & Proposal Writer to develop high-quality bids, proposals, and tender submissions for the Government of Canada.
  • We're looking for someone personable, relationship-focused, and proactive; someone who can build and maintain trusted connections with our consultants while thriving in a small, close-knit, supportive team.
  • We are seeking an experienced and motivated Bid & Proposal Writer to develop high-quality bids, proposals, and tender submissions for the Government of Canada.

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