Proposal Coordinator - Michels Power, Inc.

Strengthening our nation’s power grid isn’t easy, but reliable electrical service is essential to everyday life.

Every time someone charges an iPhone, cranks up the A/C, or turns on a computer, we are busy behind the scenes making it happen.

Michels Power, Inc. is one of the largest, most sought-after power delivery contractors in the United States. We execute the entire spectrum of electrical infrastructure projects—including the construction of transmission lines and substations, the modernization of distribution systems, and the development of both Oil & Gas facilities and Renewable Energy initiatives. We also restore power after natural disasters strike.

Our work improves lives. Find out how a career at Michels Power, Inc. can change yours.

As a

Proposal Coordinator , you will effectively communicate with Project Managers and Estimators to stay informed of project needs while helping satisfy the terms and conditions of bids and contracts with the customer. Maintain detailed and organized bids and job files. Assist with the preparation, review and submittal of bids, contracts, RFIs and reports in accordance with division and company policies and procedures.

Engineering News-Record ranks us the

No. 1 Electrical Transmission/Distribution contractor

in the U.S.

We’re a national leader in

substation and transmission construction

with a long track record of success.

Our steady, strategic growth revolves around a commitment to quality.

We are family owned and operated.

We invest an average of

$5,000 per employee per year

in training and career development.

We perform

high-impact, essential work

that supports homes, businesses, and communities.

We believe everyone is responsible for promoting safety—regardless of title.

We’re part of the Michels family of companies—one of North America’s largest and most diversified energy and infrastructure contractors.

We offer a

comprehensive benefits

program including:

Health, Dental, and Life Insurance

Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) and Health Savings Account (HSA)

Short- and Long-Term Disability Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

Legal Assistance and Identity Theft Protection Plans
Benefits may vary based on position and location

Why you?

You like to surround yourself with dedicated, value-driven people.

You thrive on new challenges and evolving technologies.

You think “we’ve always done it this way” is not a good enough reason.

You want to know your efforts are recognized and appreciated.

You like making your own decisions—with the right support.

You want to be part of a team that improves lives through essential infrastructure.

What it takes:

Associates or Bachelor’s degree, 2+ years experience in related field

Experience or familiarity with proposal processes, as well as an exposure to the construction industry

Analyzing RFP requirements to ensure compliance with submission guidelines and deadlines

Exceptional organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple projects and tasks simultaneously

Ability to foster relationships and work collaboratively in a teamwork manner

Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite

Join a company that powers progress. Be a part of Michels Power, Inc—where you don’t just build projects, you build a career.

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