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Director Capture Manager Jobs in Arizona (NOW HIRING)

Proposal Director

Tempe, AZ · On-site

$160 - $200/hr

Job Summary The Proposal Director position is a strategic leadership role responsible for managing ... capture, operations, program management, contracts, pricing, and executive leadership to write ...

Job Summary The Proposal Director position is a strategic leadership role responsible for managing ... capture, operations, program management, contracts, pricing, and executive leadership to write ...

Proposal Director

Tempe, AZ · On-site

$140 - $190/hr

Job Summary The Proposal Director position is a strategic leadership role responsible for managing ... capture, operations, program management, contracts, pricing, and executive leadership to write ...

Job SummaryThe Proposal Director position is a strategic leadership role responsible for managing ... capture, operations, program management, contracts, pricing, and executive leadership to write ...

Alliance Sales Director (CRE): Workday

Phoenix, AZ · On-site

$122K - $504K/yr

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Industry/Sector Not Applicable Specialism IFS - Clients & Markets Management Level Director ... and capture new business opportunities. By leveraging market research, digital marketing, and ...

Provide management and guidance to IS/IT staff. Develop technology literacy, acceptance, and ... capture/indexing are preferred. * A bachelor's degree in IT is preferred. * Experience in Truckmate ...

Program Management Director

Phoenix, AZ · On-site +1

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Lead or support capture planning, proposal development, interviews, and client engagement ... Manager (CCM), Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA), or equivalent advanced credential ...

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Director Capture Manager information

What is the difference between Director Capture Manager vs Business Development Manager?

AspectDirector Capture ManagerBusiness Development Manager
Primary FocusLeading capture strategies for large contracts and government bidsIdentifying new business opportunities and client relationships
Required CredentialsExperience in proposal management, government contracting, and often security clearancesSales, marketing, and client relationship skills, with industry-specific knowledge
Work EnvironmentTypically in government or large corporate settings, focusing on proposal teamsIn corporate offices or client sites, focusing on outreach and relationship building

The main difference is that a Director Capture Manager concentrates on winning large, complex contracts through strategic capture efforts, while a Business Development Manager focuses on expanding the company's client base and identifying new opportunities. Both roles require industry knowledge and strong communication skills, but their core responsibilities and focus areas differ significantly.

What are some common challenges a director capture manager faces when leading pursuit teams for large government contracts?

A Director Capture Manager often faces challenges such as coordinating cross-functional teams, managing tight deadlines, and adapting to evolving client requirements during the pursuit of large government contracts. Balancing the input of subject matter experts, proposal writers, and business development staff requires strong communication and leadership skills. Additionally, staying compliant with complex procurement regulations while developing competitive strategies is crucial. Overcoming these obstacles demands adaptability, attention to detail, and the ability to motivate diverse teams towards a unified goal.

What is a director capture manager?

A Director Capture Manager is a senior professional responsible for leading and coordinating business development efforts to secure large contracts, typically in government or enterprise sectors. They oversee the entire capture process, from identifying opportunities and analyzing competitors to developing win strategies and managing proposal teams. Their role is crucial in increasing a company's success rate in winning new business and achieving growth objectives. The Director Capture Manager often collaborates with various departments, including sales, marketing, and technical teams, to ensure high-quality proposals and strategic alignment.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a director capture manager?

To thrive as a Director Capture Manager, you need expertise in business development, proposal management, and federal acquisition processes, typically supported by a bachelor’s degree and extensive experience in government contracting. Familiarity with capture management tools (like Salesforce or GovWin), proposal development software, and knowledge of FAR/DFAR regulations is crucial. Exceptional leadership, negotiation, and strategic communication skills set top performers apart in this role. These abilities ensure the effective pursuit and capture of new business opportunities, driving organizational growth and competitive advantage in government markets.

What cities in Arizona are hiring for Director Capture Manager jobs?

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Job description

Company Overview

ASRC Industrial (AIS) is a people-oriented organization of complementary, providing construction services, industrial contracting for heavy civil and commercial private and state/government projects, and environmental solutions.


At AIS we have the opportunity to support a diverse set of companies and their unique services. We are unified by purpose to deliver safe, reliable solutions to our clients' unique challenges. And committed to providing superior service and leaving things better than we found them.


Job Summary

The Proposal Director position is a strategic leadership role responsible for managing enterprise-level proposal development efforts, advancing proposal excellence, and strengthening organizational competitiveness on priority pursuits. This position operates at both tactical and strategic levels, leading complex opportunities while contributing to the overall effectiveness, scalability, and continuous improvement of the proposal function.


The ideal candidate has a proven track record of managing proposal teams and leading winning federal proposals, ideally in the environmental, construction, nuclear, or industrial markets. Reporting to the Vice President of Proposal Operations, you will partner with business development, capture, operations, program management, contracts, pricing, and executive leadership to write compelling, compliant, and winning proposals that support organizational growth objectives.


This corporate position offers advancement opportunities and is based on-site at one of our corporate offices, preferably in Oak Ridge, TN; Tempe, AZ; or Albuquerque, NM. Other locations may be considered for highly qualified candidates.


To be the most successful you should have;



  • Has a strong understanding of federal government contracting and the procurement lifecycle.

  • Excels at managing the proposal process and writing compelling technical narrative.

  • Demonstrates strong business and financial acumen.

  • Is a driven professional who embraces challenges, is eager to learn new things, and takes ownership of their assignments.

  • Understands cost and pricing concepts.

  • Thrives in a dynamic, rapidly growing environment.

  • Is self-motivated and comfortable leading pursuits independently or contributing as a collaborative team member.


RESPONSIBILITIES
Strategic Proposal Leadership

  • Lead strategic, high-value proposal efforts from pre-RFP through submission and post-award lessons learned.

  • Facilitate the development of win strategies, key discriminators, themes, and messaging that align with capture activities, customer requirements, and organizational capabilities.

  • Provide guidance and expertise to capture teams during pursuit shaping and proposal planning activities.

  • Advise stakeholders on proposal best practices, compliance considerations, and competitive positioning.

  • Contribute to strategic initiatives that improve proposal effectiveness, efficiency, and overall business performance.


Proposal Management and Execution

  • Manage all phases of the proposal development lifecycle, including planning, scheduling, content development, reviews, production, and delivery.

  • Lead cross-functional proposal teams consisting of technical subject matter experts, program personnel, pricing staff, and executive leadership.

  • Ensure proposals comply with solicitation instructions and evaluation criteria.

  • Facilitate proposal reviews, including Pink Team, Red Team, Gold Team, and executive reviews.

  • Monitor schedules, identify risks, and implement mitigation strategies to ensure successful proposal outcomes.

  • Maintain high standards for proposal quality, consistency, and responsiveness.


Team Leadership and Development

  • Mentor and develop proposal managers, coordinators, writers, and contributors.

  • Foster a collaborative, high-performance proposal culture focused on accountability and continuous improvement.

  • Support resource planning and workload balancing across multiple concurrent pursuits.


Operational Excellence

  • Identify and recommend opportunities to improve proposal processes, workflows, tools, templates, and knowledge management practices.

  • Promote the adoption of automation, collaboration technologies, and emerging tools that enhance proposal effectiveness.

  • Support organizational process improvement initiatives and quality management objectives.


Cross-Functional Collaboration

  • Partner closely with business development, capture, contracts, finance, pricing, security, and operations teams.

  • Support strategic planning activities related to pipeline development and business growth.

  • Build strong relationships with leaders and stakeholders across the organization.


Compliance and Risk Management

  • Ensure compliance with solicitation requirements, organizational policies, and applicable regulations.

  • Support adherence to CUI handling requirements, security processes, and customer-specific mandates.

  • Maintain accurate proposal documentation and records.


CORE COMPETENCIES

  • Demonstrated success managing and winning large, complex federal proposals.

  • Strong strategic thinking skills with the ability to understand, interpret, and communicate technical requirements.

  • Ability to build relationships and collaborate effectively with executive leaders, capture managers, subject matter experts, proposal teams, and teaming partners.

  • Strong writing and research skills to support federal business development and sales efforts.

  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including proficiency in grammar, punctuation, and spelling.

  • Ability to work under pressure in a deadline driven environment.

  • Is detail oriented, organized, and a problem solver.

  • Has an ownership mentality and is accountable for compliance and quality.

  • Skilled in managing multiple assignments with varying degrees of complexity and competing deadlines

  • Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment and at times under pressure in response to specific customer and stakeholder requests and deadlines


REQUIREMENTS

To be considered for an interview, candidates must submit a cover letter and resume tailored to this job posting (hint: treat this job posting as your RFP and tell us how you meet or exceed the requirements!).



  • Bachelor's degree in Business, Communications, English, Marketing, Engineering, or a related field.

  • Minimum of 18 years of proposal management with leadership experience supporting federal government procurements.

  • APMP certification and/or Shipley training is highly desirable.

  • Demonstrated success leading large, complex, and strategically important proposal efforts.

  • Experience leading cross-functional teams in fast-paced, deadline-driven environments.

  • Strong understanding of proposal management methodologies and best practices.

  • Exceptional written, verbal, organizational, and presentation skills.

  • Advanced proficiency with Microsoft 365 applications, Adobe Acrobat, and proposal collaboration tools.

  • Work may be required outside normal business hours and sometimes on short notice.

  • Must be willing and able to travel.


EEO Statement

AIS is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, gender, color, age, sexual orientation, gender identification, national origin, religion, marital status, ancestry, citizenship, disability, protected veteran status, or any other factor prohibited by applicable law.

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