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Senior Estimator

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An exciting opportunity has become available for an experienced Senior Estimator to join a leading main contractor based in Canary Wharf. Specialising in large-scale residential and mixed-use schemes, this contractor has a strong reputation for delivering high-profile developments across London and the South East.

This Senior Estimator role will be key to the pre-construction team, providing detailed and accurate cost estimates on new build and regeneration projects, with values typically ranging from £50m to £150m. The successful candidate will play a critical role in securing work through competitive tenders and negotiated opportunities.

Key responsibilities for this Senior Estimator role:



Prepare detailed cost plans and estimates from early feasibility through to final tender submission

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Manage the full tender process including pricing, risk assessments, and bid presentation

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Liaise with internal design, planning, and delivery teams to ensure consistency and accuracy in estimates

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Engage with subcontractors and suppliers to obtain competitive pricing

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Identify value engineering opportunities to improve cost efficiency without compromising quality

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Prepare and present commercial reports for senior leadership and clients

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Attend tender interviews and provide technical support throughout the pre-construction phase

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Mentor and guide junior estimators as part of a wider estimating function

Requirements for this Senior Estimator role:

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Proven experience as a Senior Estimator with a main contractor or developer

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Strong background in estimating residential, commercial, or mixed-use developments

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Confident in the use of estimating software and digital take-off tools

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Solid understanding of construction methodologies, sequencing, and procurement

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Commercially astute with excellent analytical and reporting skills

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Excellent written and verbal communication abilities

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Degree-qualified in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management or a related discipline

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Professional memberships (such as MRICS or MCIOB) are advantageous but not essential

What’s on offer:

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Join a respected Tier 1 contractor delivering high-profile London projects

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Long-term progression and development opportunities within a structured team

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A collaborative and supportive working culture

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Hybrid working options available depending on project needs

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Competitive salary and a comprehensive benefits package

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A modern office in Canary Wharf, easily accessible by public transport

This is an excellent opportunity for a driven and detail-focused Senior Estimator who is looking to work on prestigious London developments within a forward-thinking, high-performing team.

Apply today to register your interest and take the next step in your estimating career

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