Winning Proposal Coordinator at WSP (British Columbia)

Winning Proposal Coordinator at WSP (British Columbia)

30 Aug
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WSP USA
|
British Columbia

30 Aug

WSP USA

British Columbia

Join WSP as a Proposal Coordinator to drive compelling bids for transformative transportation and infrastructure projects across Canada. Collaborate with experts to create high-quality proposals that win projects.

In this role, you’ll engage as an integral member of a national proposals team, focusing on proposal development and supporting multifaceted pursuits. Your responsibilities span from coordinating proposal schedules to crafting persuasive content that reflects WSP's expertise. This role offers a unique opportunity to enhance your skills in a supportive and cooperative environment focused on quality and continuous learning.

Key Responsibilities:
• Coordinate proposal development from initiation to final submission
• Drive schedules and compliance for timely submissions




• Develop engaging project content and executive summaries
• Collaborate with teams for clear proposal narratives
• Maintain proposal records to support knowledge management

Requirements:
• 3+ years in proposal development or related field
• Strong writing and document production skills
• Ability to manage multiple deadlines effectively
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and SharePoint
• Knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite is a plus

Elevate your career by supporting WSP’s vision in securing impactful infrastructure projects.
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📌 Winning Proposal Coordinator at WSP (British Columbia)
🏢 WSP USA
📍 British Columbia

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