Do you enjoy taking complex information, understanding what really matters and turning it into clear, compelling writing?
Perhaps your degree has taught you how to undertake research, analyse evidence, construct an argument and communicate ideas effectively, but you’re unsure how to translate those skills into a career.
We’re looking for talented graduates to join our Graduate Bid Writer Development Programme and develop the skills needed to help us win the infrastructure projects of the future.
At Morgan Sindall Infrastructure, we deliver some of the UK’s most complex and critical infrastructure in sectors including Water, Defence, Transport, Nuclear and Energy.
You don’t need a construction or engineering degree. If you’re an effective 2-way communicator that can analyse information, think critically and write persuasively, we want to hear from you!
Before we build a major infrastructure project, we first need to win the opportunity to deliver it. Our bid teams work with specialists across our business to develop compelling, evidence-based submissions that demonstrate why Morgan Sindall Infrastructure is the right partner for our customers.
It’s a career that combines writing, analysis, research, collaboration and creativity.
You’ll join a structured development programme, designed to build the next generation of bid professionals at Morgan Sindall Infrastructure.
The programme includes an initial bid writing focused induction to develop skills such as answer planning, storyboarding, understanding customer priorities, developing win themes, persuasive writing, using the Morgan Sindall writing style and brand, editing, document control, and reviewing.
The programme is designed to develop graduates into high performing Bid Writers over approximately two to three years.
Our Graduate Bid Writer opportunities include positions within our Water, Defence, Transport and Nuclear sectors, giving you exposure to complex, nationally important infrastructure.
We’re looking for graduates with strong written, analytical, and 2-way communication skills. The programme particularly lends itself to disciplines that develop analytical thinking, research and writing skills. Previous experience in construction, infrastructure or bid writing isn’t essential.
Your degree could be in a subject such as English, History, Politics, Law, Economics, International Relations, Social Sciences or another discipline that has developed your ability to analyse information and communicate effectively.
What matters is your ability to think, analyse, communicate and write.
This is an opportunity to learn a specialist profession, while gaining exposure to major infrastructure projects and the people responsible for winning and delivering them. You’ll join as part of a graduate cohort, giving you the opportunity to learn alongside other Graduate Bid Writers, while building your network across Morgan Sindall Infrastructure.
You’ll develop skills that combine writing, commercial thinking, customer understanding and influencing, while gaining valuable insight into how a major infrastructure organisation wins new work.
Your degree has given you the foundations. Now it’s time to put them into practice. Join Morgan Sindall Infrastructure as a Graduate Bid Writer and help us to win infrastructure projects that will make a difference for generations to come.
The work that we do across the Water, Defence, Transport, Nuclear and Energy sectors leaves a lasting legacy for people and communities across the UK.
Applicants must have the right to work in the UK. Skilled Worker sponsorship may be available only by exception, subject to business need and Home Office eligibility criteria.
We take inclusivity seriously and want everyone to have the opportunity to perform at their best. If you require additional support or reasonable adjustments during our recruitment process, please let us know so we can discuss how best to support you.
Whilst we are happy with the use of Chat GPT or similar tools for research etc. please ensure that the content of your application is your own work. There are no right or wrong answers – we are keen to learn more about how you think and approach challenges. Please note, we will be exploring all answers using these tools ourselves.