Business Development Manager

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Business Development Manager focused on identifying federal opportunities and supporting proposal development within a geo-spatial data solutions company.

Responsibilities:

  • Identify federal contracting opportunities and support strategic capture and proposal development activities
  • Leverage market intelligence tools to identify and assess opportunities
  • Partner with capture and proposal teams to maintain accurate records
  • Deliver high-quality responses to Requests for Information (RFIs), Sources Sought Notices, etc.
  • Monitor procurement channels for federal opportunities
  • Track and analyze RFIs, Sources Sought Notices, RFPs, RFQs, and contract recompetes
  • Maintain and update CRM with accurate opportunity records
  • Develop internal opportunity summaries and agency profiles
  • Assist in drafting and coordinating RFIs and Sources Sought responses
  • Work closely with the business development team to support teaming, strategy, and compliance

Requirements:

  • 4+ years of experience in federal business development, capture, or government contracting research
  • Familiarity with federal acquisition processes and government procurement cycles
  • Proficiency with at least three of the following: SAM.gov, GSA eBuy , GovWin, HigherGov , HubSpot, FPDS, USAspending.gov, DACIS, and Canadian equivalents
  • Strong organizational and communication skills with a high attention to detail
  • Ability to synthesize data into executive-level briefs and actionable insights
  • Above-average editing and writing ability; able to produce well-organized, compliant responses to government RFIs
  • Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution

Benefits:

  • Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance
  • Flexible hybrid work environment
  • Generous vacation, parental leave, and opportunities for professional growth