Business Development Manager (Omaha)

Position Summary

The Business Development Manager (BDM) is responsible for identifying, developing, and securing new Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) business opportunities that align with the organization’s capabilities and long term growth strategy. This role focuses exclusively on new EPC clients and growth accounts, leading the front end of the capture process and handing secured accounts to Account Managers for ongoing management.

The Business Development Manager analyzes business opportunities and clients’ needs to identify winning strategies and competitive advantages that secure contracts for the organization. This role monitors commercial procurement databases to build pipelines, track opportunity status, and identify key decision points. The BDM research client requirements, specifications, and preferences to identify opportunities that align with organizational capabilities and business objectives.

The BDM gathers and analyzes competitor data—including past contract wins, pricing strategies, partner relationships, and strengths/weaknesses—to support strategic positioning. This role provides research and analysis throughout the capture process, from early shaping and proposal planning through submission. The BDM works autonomously, with goals communicated in solution based or project level terms.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

70% of Time Essential Functions

• Identify, evaluate, and pursue new business opportunities EPC and commercial markets.
• Build and maintain a robust pipeline by monitoring procurement databases, bid portals, and industry platforms.
• Carry a defined annual quota, including Won Deals, New Deals, Quotes and Non-Quote Activities.
• Conduct in depth research on client requirements, specifications, and procurement history.
• Analyze competitor strategies, pricing, partnerships, and past performance to inform capture plans.
• Support the full capture lifecycle, including opportunity shaping, proposal strategy, and submission.

20% of Time Essential Functions

• Develop and deliver presentations, capability briefings, and solution discussions for prospective clients.
• Collaborate with Account Managers and Field Engineers (FEs) to align technical capabilities and client needs.
• Secure new business EPC and transition accounts to Account Managers for steady state ownership.
• Demonstrate strong team engagement and collaboration; progression to BDM requires a 360 evaluation.
• Operate independently with minimal direction, providing leadership through specialized knowledge.

10% of Time Essential Functions

• Maintain accurate CRM records, forecasts, and opportunity documentation.
• Representing the organization at industry events, conferences, and procurement briefings.