Tendering Executive
Resource And Pathway Alliance - RPA is seeking a Tender Executive to manage the complete bid lifecycle for government and private projects. The role involves identifying opportunities, analyzing requirements, preparing technical and commercial bids, and submitting documentation via portals like GeM and CPPP. Candidates require relevant experience in tendering and proficiency in documentation. The position is based in Ghaziabad and focuses on Railway and DMRC project expertise.
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Experience
2-5 years
Function
Administrative
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 3
What you will work on
Resource And Pathway Alliance - RPA is seeking a Tender Executive to manage the complete bid lifecycle for government and private projects. The role involves identifying opportunities, analyzing requirements, preparing technical and commercial bids, and submitting documentation via portals like GeM and CPPP. Candidates require relevant experience in tendering and proficiency in documentation. The position is based in Ghaziabad and focuses on Railway and DMRC project expertise.
TAL's take
Tier 3 company with limited scope and generic administrative role.
Very clear and specific role responsibilities regarding tender management.
Must haves
- Minimum 2-3 years of experience in tendering / bid management
- Strong knowledge of government tendering processes and portals
- Bachelor’s Degree in Business, Engineering, Commerce, or related field
- Proficiency in MS Office
Tools and skills
Nice to have: costing, estimation, pricing strategies.
About the company
Small, unbranded recruitment or consulting firm.
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