Tender and Delivery Lead
Nimbus Group is accelerating the growth of its Professional Boats business, driven by increasing demand from government agencies, rescue organizations, and defense customers across the Nordic region and beyond. Therefore we are looking for a Tender Delivery Lead.
You are
A hands-on and business-driven engineer who actively works across the full business cycle—identifying opportunities, driving tender work, engaging directly with customers, and leading delivery projects through to completion. The role requires taking ownership end-to-end: from shaping competitive bids and managing commercial dialogue to ensuring smooth execution, testing, and final delivery to the customer. You are customer-oriented and have a required technical proficiency to take full responsibility of the project delivery.
Key Responsibilities
Market Intelligence & Business Opportunities
Proactively identify, qualify, and pursue new business opportunities within target markets.Build and maintain long-term relationships with customers, partners, authorities, and key industry stakeholdersEngage with the market through participation in trade shows and relevant forums
Tendering & Proposal Management
Lead and coordinate the full bid/tender processEnsure that tenders meet customer requirements, deadlines, and internal guidelinesCommercial Responsibility & Customer InterfaceRecipient of pre-series for series productionAct as the Primary Point of Contact (POC) for delivery projects.Ensure clear communication and strong customer relationships throughout the projectManage change requests and implementation within delivery projects
Final delivery and client acceptance
Lead and drive delivery projects from start to completion
Ensure delivery of all units according to agreement
Responsible for
HAT (Harbour Acceptance Test)SAT (Sea Acceptance Test)Delivery protocolsDocumentation
Quality & Follow-up
Ensure that series units are delivered according to quality, time, and cost requirementsMonitor and report project status internally and externally
