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Completes the bid on time and within budget. b. Ensures all the client's questions have been ... on bidding list. B. Pricing control and management 1. Conducts cost and price analysis and works ...

Completes the bid on time and within budget. b. Ensures all the client's questions have been ... on bidding list. B. Pricing control and management 1. Conducts cost and price analysis and works ...

... high-voltage electrical infrastructure and delivers safe, reliable solutions across the full ... on time and with full commercial awareness. The Bid Manager is accountable for driving internal ...

... Manager and Sales Team. Job responsibilities include (but are not limited to) the following: * Review bid invites and opportunities in online plan centers daily * Identify likely projects to bid on ...

... Manager and Sales Team. Job responsibilities include (but are not limited to) the following: * Review bid invites and opportunities in online plan centers daily * Identify likely projects to bid on ...

Hands-on electrical or construction site experience to interpret technical drawings accurately. * Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously while maintaining attention to detail and accuracy.

... Manager and Sales Team. Job responsibilities include (but are not limited to) the following: * Review bid invites and opportunities in online plan centers daily * Identify likely projects to bid on ...

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How much do manager bid on electrical jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 6, 2026, the average yearly pay for manager bid on electrical in the United States is $70,035.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $35,000.00 and $107,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Manager Bid On Electrical vs Electrical Estimator?

AspectManager Bid On ElectricalElectrical Estimator
CredentialsRelevant electrical certifications, management experienceElectrical licenses, estimating certifications
Work EnvironmentOversees bidding process, manages teamsPrepares cost estimates, analyzes project scope
Industry UsageUsed by electrical contractors for project biddingUsed by electrical firms for cost estimation
Search IntentComparing roles in bidding processLooking for estimating roles in electrical projects

The Manager Bid On Electrical primarily oversees the bidding process and manages teams, requiring management experience and electrical knowledge. The Electrical Estimator focuses on preparing detailed cost estimates, requiring estimating certifications and technical skills. Both roles are essential in electrical project bidding but differ in responsibilities and focus areas.

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Data Center Electrical Estimator

Worldwide Mission Critical LLC

Chantilly, VA • On-site

Full-time

Posted 7 days ago


Job description

Description:

Worldwide Mission Critical is a global owner’s representation and project management company dedicated to the mission-critical industry, helping companies deliver their data centers on time and under budget. Founded on the principle that the right team of experienced data center professionals will deliver great projects, our ability to provide oversight for all aspects of a project sets us apart.


The Electrical Estimator will serve as a critical member of the preconstruction team, providing leadership and specialized expertise for electrical scopes of work, including electrical distribution, medium-voltage distribution, site dry utilities, low-voltage, communications/structured cabling, and fire alarm. The Electrical Estimator will be responsible for initial market research, conceptual budgeting, cost estimating, change order forensics, and buyout support for these scopes, working in concert with the Lead Estimator and Mechanical Estimator to deliver complete, well-coordinated project budgets.


Responsibilities:

Market Research & Analysis

• Conduct regionally-specific market research on electrical systems, including labor availability for electrical trades, commodity trends for copper, aluminum, conduit, and switchgear, equipment lead times for long-lead items (generators, switchgear, transformers, UPS, medium-voltage gear, busway), and other factors affecting costs.

• Maintain detailed records of historical project costs, including labor, materials, and equipment.

• Analyze historical data to identify trends, patterns, and opportunities for cost optimization.

Conceptual Budgeting & Cost Estimation

• Develop conceptual budgets for electrical scope elements based on market analysis and project scope.

• Prepare detailed estimates for labor, materials, and equipment, factoring in project complexity and location.

• Generate cost variance reports at major design milestones to track trends, inform stakeholder decisions, and identify value-engineering opportunities.

• Lead and support takeoffs using Bluebeam, On-Screen Takeoff, LiveCount or similar tools.

• Lead in the analysis of subcontractor, vendor, and OEM pricing for electrical distribution, generators, switchgear, UPS, medium-voltage distribution, site dry utilities, low-voltage/security, communications, and fire alarm scopes of work.

Cost Reconciliation and Change Order Support

• Collaborate with general contractors and trade-partners to reconcile project costs and ensure scope alignment.

• Provide support for change order forensics and perform cost reconciliation with trade-partners as needed to verify pricing accuracy.

Constructability Reviews and Value Engineering

• Conduct thorough constructability reviews focused on electrical, medium-voltage, low-voltage, communications, and fire alarm scopes to identify potential challenges and improvements in design, including coordination of electrical systems with the building structure, mechanical systems, and architecture.

• Work with project stakeholders to implement value-engineering solutions that optimize efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

• Evaluate alternative materials, methods, and technologies to enhance constructability and reduce long-term maintenance expenses.

Trade Procurement & Buyout Oversight

• Contribute electrical scope requirements and specifications to WWMC-prepared RFP documentation for general contractor (GC) procurement, ensuring clarity, accuracy, and complete scope coverage.

• Provide review-and-assist oversight of the GC-led buyout of electrical trade partners, reviewing bid packages across electrical distribution, medium-voltage, site dry utilities, low-voltage/security, communications, and fire alarm for completeness and alignment with the project scope.

• Review and assist with bid-leveling, analyzing trade-partner proposals to normalize pricing and identify scope gaps, exclusions, and pricing anomalies.

• Participate in GC and trade-partner selection meetings, offering independent input on firm suitability, qualifications, and cost competitiveness.

• Assist with pre-bid RFIs and site walks by reviewing responses and flagging issues relevant to electrical scopes.

• Provide oversight of the GC-led post-bid interview and negotiation process, validating assumptions and confirming pricing accuracy on the owner's behalf.

• Occasional travel to project sites for kick-offs, pre-bid walks, and constructability reviews.

Requirements:

• 5+ years of estimating experience with a strong emphasis on electrical, medium-voltage, low-voltage, communications, and fire alarm scopes in mission-critical, data center, or other heavy industrial projects.

• Proven ability to estimate projects $50M+ in total electrical contract value.

• Ability to perform quantity takeoffs for electrical distribution and conduit/feeders, equipment (generators and switchgear, UPS, etc), medium-voltage distribution, site dry utilities, structured cabling/low-voltage, communications, and fire alarm systems.

• Proficiency with estimating software (Accubid, or similar) and Microsoft Excel.

• Solid understanding of data center-specific electrical challenges, including critical power topologies, redundancy concepts, and the ability to read and interpret electrical drawings, single-line diagrams, and specifications.

• Familiarity with electrical equipment lead times and procurement strategy for long-lead items such as generators, switchgear, transformers, UPS systems, and medium-voltage gear.

• Ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment while collaborating with the estimating team.

• Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, or a related field, or equivalent estimating experience in lieu of a degree.