Technical Tender Manager

Technical Tender Manager

As the Technical Tender Manager, you will serve as the primary technical lead for the tendering phase of complex, large‑scale projects, often exceeding $200 million. You will drive the technical coordination and strategy for our most significant energy projects, including HVDC technology. You are the main point of contact for our customers and the leader for our internal technical teams, ensuring we deliver safe, reliable, and cost‑effective solutions that meet rigorous quality and sustainability standards.

• Leading technical coordination sessions and cross‑functional teams to ensure all work packages are synchronized and meet project deadlines.
• Developing winning technical strategies and robust execution plans, while proactively identifying risks and mitigation actions.
• Collaborating with internal stakeholders, including project execution teams, to leverage past experience and ensure design excellence.
• Managing the entire technical tender documentation, including clause‑by‑clause analysis and customer query responses.
• Defining the project engineering budget and technical scope, ensuring our solutions are both innovative and commercially sound.
• Fostering a culture of EHS&S and sustainability, ensuring all designs comply with global environmental regulations.

• Ability to travel extensively to and from projects and various field assignments.
• Ability to spend considerable time away from home for training and field assignments.

• An expertise in engineering within an EPC environment, such as T&D, Power Generation, or the Oil & Gas industry.
• The ability to manage large‑scale technical projects, demonstrating ownership, accountability, and sound decision‑making.
• The capability to build strong relationships and influence stakeholders, clearly communicating complex technical messages.
• An understanding of project execution risks, financial processes, and global technical tendering requirements.
• A keen interest in technical innovation, continuous improvement, and the energy transition.

A formal education and subsequent University Bachelor or Master’s degree in a relevant Engineering discipline are nice to have, but we are most interested in your total experience and professional achievements.

This is a permanent position based in our Stafford office. Work is onsite in Stafford.

GE Vernova is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer, committed to supporting disadvantaged groups while providing equal opportunities for all associates and applicants.

No relocation assistance is provided.