Clegg Construction appoints bid writer
Clegg Construction has appointed Chloe Lawless as a bid writer, strengthening its pre-construction team.
Chloe joins from a specialist bid writing consultancy, bringing extensive public sector procurement experience and a track record of developing successful UK tender submissions.
She started her career in commercial property with a Nottingham-based firm of chartered surveyors before moving into bid writing.
Chloe, who is originally from Doncaster, said: “I’m looking forward to playing a key role in Clegg Construction’s future during this time of growth.
“I was really drawn to Clegg’s reputation for delivering high-quality projects that make a visible impact in the regions in which we work.
“I value the company’s blend of heritage and forward-looking approach, and there’s a real commitment to growth, innovation and social value.
“The team already has such strong in-house expertise, and I’m excited to be able to bring my expertise to Clegg and further enhance our proposals.”
Headquartered in Nottingham’s Lace Market, Clegg Construction delivers public and private sector projects across the Midlands, East Anglia and Yorkshire.
Christian White, Clegg Construction pre-construction director, added: “I am pleased to welcome Chloe to the team.
“She brings significant experience to the role and her proven track record in developing successful tender submissions makes her a valuable addition as we continue to grow.”
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