Candidate #185 · Commercial Manager

Hi Laura,

I have a Commercial Manager on my books who works predominantly in civils — strong on NEC4, utilities delivery, cost control and financial forecasting. He's across the full commercial cycle, from budget management through to financial reporting.

He's someone I'm putting in front of a handful of firms this week, so wanted to reach out given the work Telent does in the utilities/infrastructure space.

I won't attach anything at this stage — but if it's worth a quick conversation, or if you've got roles open where he might fit, I'm happy to send a short summary across.

Hi Kim,

I have a Commercial Manager in the civils space I wanted to put in front of you.

He's strong on NEC4 contracts within utilities, with solid cost control, financial forecasting and reporting experience — the kind of commercial oversight that keeps projects honest from early stages through final account.

I'm showing him to a handful of firms this week, so wanted to reach out given the work Openreach does in utilities infrastructure.

If you've got commercial roles open at the moment, or anything coming up, I'm happy to send a short summary across — worth a quick chat?

Hi Tara,

I have a Commercial Manager available at the moment who works predominantly in civils and utilities — NEC4 contracts, cost control, financial forecasting, and reporting are his core ground.

Given Openreach's infrastructure programme, I thought he might be worth flagging. He's solid on the commercial delivery side — budget management, financial statements, the day-to-day QS work that keeps a utilities contract running cleanly.

I'm putting him in front of a handful of firms this week, so wanted to reach out now rather than later.

If you've got roles open at the moment, or anything coming up, I'm happy to send a short summary across — worth a quick look?

Hi Kieran,

I have a Commercial Manager available who's spent his career in civils and utilities, working under NEC 4 contracts. He's strong on the full commercial cycle — cost control, financial forecasting, and reporting — the kind of person who keeps a job's numbers honest from start to finish.

Given Openreach's infrastructure programme, I thought it was worth a quick message. I'm putting him in front of a handful of firms this week, so wanted to reach out before he's spoken for.

Happy to send a short summary across if useful?

Hi David,

I'm working with a Commercial Manager from the civils sector I wanted to put in front of you.

He's NEC 4 experienced with a solid utilities background — strong on cost control, financial forecasting, and reporting. The kind of person who keeps a project commercially tight from early budget stage through to final account.

I'm showing him to a handful of firms in Scotland this week, so wanted to reach out given the civils work DSG Group carries out.

If it's relevant, happy to send a short summary across — worth a quick look?

Hi Guy,

I'm currently working with a Commercial Manager who specialises in civils and utilities — solid NEC4 background, strong on cost control, financial forecasting and reporting. The kind of person who keeps commercial oversight tight across complex programmes rather than just processing paperwork.

Given SP Energy Networks' scale of transmission work, I thought he was worth putting in front of you. I'm showing him to a handful of firms this week so wanted to reach out sooner rather than later.

Happy to send a short summary across if useful — or if you've other commercial roles open at the moment, I'm happy to see who else we've got that might fit.

Hi Aimee,

I'm working with a Commercial Manager from the civils sector who I wanted to put in front of you.

He's strong on NEC4, comes from a utilities background, and is solid across cost control, financial forecasting, and reporting — the full commercial picture rather than just QS fundamentals.

I'm showing him to a handful of firms this week, and given the civils work RSK carries out, he felt like a decent fit worth mentioning.

Happy to send a short summary across if it's of interest?

Hi Neil,

I'm working with a Commercial Manager from a civils background who's worth knowing about — strong NEC4 experience across utilities work, solid on cost control and financial forecasting, and comfortable producing the kind of financial reporting that MD-level people actually want to read.

He's got a good head for budget management and has handled the commercial side end-to-end on utilities schemes rather than just supporting it.

I'm putting him in front of a handful of firms this week, so wanted to reach out given the civils and environmental work RSK do.

Happy to send a short summary across if there's any interest — or if you've other roles open I can have a look at who else we've got?

Hi Emily,

I have a Commercial Manager available who's spent his career in civils, with solid NEC4 experience across utilities projects. He's strong on cost control, financial forecasting, and reporting — the day-to-day commercial stuff that actually keeps a programme on track.

Given CityFibre's scale of infrastructure delivery, I thought he was worth putting in front of you. I'm showing him to a handful of firms this week, so wanted to reach out now rather than later.

Happy to send a short summary across if he sounds relevant — or if you've other commercial roles open at the moment, I'm happy to see who else we've got.

Hi Caroline,

I have a Commercial Manager available who works predominantly in the civils and utilities space — strong on NEC4, cost control, and financial forecasting. Given CityFibre's network build programme, the fit felt fairly obvious.

He's got solid experience across budget management and financial reporting on utilities schemes, so he hits the ground running on the commercial side rather than needing much bedding-in.

I'm putting him in front of a small number of firms this week, so wanted to reach out now rather than after the fact.

If you've got roles open on the commercial side, I'm happy to send a short summary across — worth a quick look?

Hi Jenny,

I'm working with a Commercial Manager from the civils sector who has solid NEC4 experience across utilities projects — cost control, financial forecasting, and reporting are where he's strongest.

Given CityFibre's scale of infrastructure rollout, he could be a decent fit for your commercial team.

I'm putting him in front of a small number of firms this week, so wanted to reach out now rather than later.

Happy to send across a short summary if it's worth a look?

Hi Paul,

I'm working with a Commercial Manager from the civils sector who has solid NEC4 experience across utilities work — cost control, financial forecasting, and commercial reporting are his bread and butter.

Given BUUK's focus on utility infrastructure, I thought he was worth putting in front of you. I'm showing him to a handful of firms this week, so wanted to reach out sooner rather than later.

Happy to send a short summary across if it's of interest?

Hi Sue,

I have a Commercial Manager in the civils space I wanted to flag to you.

His background is utilities-heavy — NEC4 contracts, cost control, financial forecasting, and producing the kind of detailed financial reports that keep senior stakeholders happy. Solid on budget management end-to-end.

Given what BUUK does across the utilities network, I thought he could be worth a look.

I'm putting him in front of a small number of firms this week, so wanted to reach out now rather than later.

Happy to send a short summary across if useful — or if you've other commercial roles open I can see who else we've got.

Hi Scott,

I have a Commercial Manager available who works primarily in civils and utilities — solid NEC4 background, strong on cost control, financial forecasting, and commercial reporting.

Given SP Energy Networks' scale of utility infrastructure work, I thought he could be worth a look. He's the kind of person who's comfortable owning the commercial function end-to-end — budgets, forecasting, financial statements — rather than just supporting it.

I'm putting him in front of a small number of firms this week, so wanted to reach out now rather than later.

If you've got anything open on the commercial side, happy to send a short summary across — worth a quick chat?

Hi Nicola,

I've got a Commercial Manager available who works predominantly in civils — utilities specifically — with solid NEC4 experience across cost control, financial forecasting and reporting.

He's the type who keeps a grip on budgets from early-stage through final account, and produces the financial reports that actually get used at board level rather than filed away.

I'm putting him in front of a handful of firms this week, so wanted to reach out given the kind of work Energus is involved in.

If you've anything open where this profile might fit, happy to send a short summary across — or if not right now, good to be on your radar for future.

Hi Sai,

I have a Commercial Manager on my books who works across civils and utilities — solid NEC4 background, strong on cost control, financial forecasting, and reporting.

He's the kind of person who keeps commercial teams honest — budget management, cost reporting, the full picture. Utilities-sector experience specifically, which tends to be relevant for firms operating in that space.

I'm putting him in front of a handful of firms this week, so wanted to reach out to Comex 2000 given the sector you work in.

If you've got roles open at the moment, happy to send a short summary across — or if the timing's off, worth keeping in touch anyway?

Hi Andrew,

I'm working with a Commercial Manager who has a solid civils and utilities background — NEC4 contracts, cost control, financial forecasting, and the reporting side that MDs actually want to see. He knows his way around a utilities programme and keeps the commercial picture clean.

Given your work across heat networks and infrastructure, I thought he might be worth flagging. I'm showing him to a handful of firms this week, so wanted to reach out before he's spoken for.

No CV attached — didn't want to bombard you first message — but happy to send a short summary across if he sounds relevant?

Hi Craig,

I'm working with a Commercial Manager from the civils sector — strong NEC4 background, utilities experience, and solid on the financial side: cost control, forecasting, and report writing to a decent standard.

I'll be honest — scaffolding isn't his core world, but if you've got civils-side work or subcontract packages where you need someone who can manage commercial risk properly under NEC, he could be worth a look.

I'm putting him in front of a handful of firms this week, so wanted to reach out while he's still available.

If you've got anything relevant open at the moment, happy to send a short summary across — worth a quick look?

Hi Breeze,

I've got a Commercial Manager in the civils space I wanted to flag your way — he's got solid NEC4 experience across utilities work, which given your telecoms network and infrastructure delivery side feels like a reasonable fit.

He's strong on cost control, financial forecasting, and commercial reporting — the hands-on stuff that keeps a programme honest. Not just a spreadsheet manager.

I'm putting him in front of a small number of firms this week, so wanted to reach out before he's tied up.

If you've got anything relevant open at the moment, happy to send a short summary across — worth a look?

Hi James,

I'm working with a Commercial Manager from the civils sector — NEC4 contracts, utilities-heavy background, strong on cost control, forecasting, and financial reporting.

Given Computacenter's telecoms network deployment and infrastructure delivery work, I thought there could be a decent fit worth flagging.

He's commercially sharp end-to-end — budgets, cost control, financial statements — the kind of guy who keeps a programme commercially honest through delivery, not just at the end.

I'm putting him in front of a small number of firms this week, so wanted to reach out now rather than later.

Happy to send a short summary across if it's of interest?

Hi Lauren,

I've got a Commercial Manager in the civils space I wanted to flag your way — he's got solid NEC4 experience across utilities work, strong cost control and financial forecasting, and he's comfortable producing the kind of detailed financial reporting that keeps programmes on track.

Given Computacenter's telecoms network deployment and infrastructure delivery side, thought there could be a reasonable fit worth exploring.

He's being shown to a handful of firms this week, so wanted to reach out now rather than later.

If you've got anything open that could be relevant, happy to send a short summary across — worth a quick chat?

Hi Rachel,

I have a Commercial Manager available who works in civils — specifically utilities — and is solid on NEC4 contracts, cost control, and financial forecasting. Given that BUUK sits across utilities networks as both owner and contractor, I thought there could be a decent fit worth mentioning.

He's strong on the commercial reporting side too — financial statements, budget management, the kind of rigour that matters on infrastructure programmes.

I'm putting him in front of a small number of firms this week, so wanted to reach out now rather than later.

If you've anything open on the commercial side, happy to send a short summary across — worth a quick chat?

Hi Jamie,

I'm working with a Commercial Manager from the civils sector — strong NEC4 background, utilities-heavy, and solid across cost control, financial forecasting and reporting. The kind of profile that can sit across a programme and actually keep the numbers honest.

Given your infrastructure delivery work in the Midlands, thought there could be a decent fit worth a conversation about.

He's available now and I'm putting him in front of a handful of firms this week, so wanted to reach out before he's tied up.

Happy to send a short summary across if useful?

Hi Dan,

I'm working with a Commercial Manager from the civils sector — strong NEC4 background with solid utilities experience, and genuinely capable across cost control, financial forecasting and reporting at programme level.

Given Amber's infrastructure delivery work, I thought there could be a decent fit worth flagging.

He's available now and I'm putting him in front of a small number of firms this week, so wanted to reach out before he gets tied up.

Happy to send a short summary across if it's of interest — and if you've other roles open I can take a look at who else we've got.

Hi Mike,

I'm working with a Commercial Manager from a civils background who's looking for his next move — thought of you given Amber's infrastructure delivery pipeline.

He's strong on NEC4 utilities work, cost control, and financial forecasting — the full commercial picture from budget management through to report writing. Solid on the numbers side and used to managing the financial close-out of schemes end to end.

I'm putting him in front of a handful of firms this week, so wanted to reach out before he gets tied up.

Happy to send a short summary across if it's worth a look?

Hi Andrea,

I'm working with a Commercial Manager from a civils background who specialises in NEC4 utilities — cost control, financial forecasting, and commercial reporting across infrastructure packages. Given Telent's work in telecoms infrastructure and network operations, I thought there could be a natural fit.

He's strong on the QS side — budget management, cost control, financial report writing — and has solid NEC4 experience which is central to how utilities contracts tend to run.

I'm putting him in front of a handful of firms this week, so wanted to reach out sooner rather than later.

Happy to send a short summary across if it's worth a look?

Hi Leigh,

I'm working with a Commercial Manager from a civils background who's actively looking at the moment — thought of you given the telecoms infrastructure and network operations work Telent does.

His background is NEC4 utilities, strong on cost control, financial forecasting and reporting. The kind of person who can step into a programme with live contracts and get on top of the commercials quickly.

I'm putting him in front of a small number of firms this week, so wanted to reach out before he gets too far down the line with others.

Happy to send a short summary across if it's worth a look?

Hi Alistair,

I have a Commercial Manager on the civils side I wanted to flag your way. His background is in utilities infrastructure — NEC4 contracts, cost control, financial forecasting and reporting — so given the utilities and telecoms installation work you carry out, thought there could be a genuine fit.

He's strong on the commercial oversight side; budget management, cost reporting, keeping the numbers honest on programmes where things move quickly.

I'm putting him in front of a small number of firms this week, so wanted to reach out sooner rather than later.

Happy to send a short summary across if it's of interest — or worth a quick call?

Hi Josh,

I've got a Commercial Manager on the civils side I wanted to flag to you — strong NEC4 background with solid utilities experience, which felt relevant given Computacenter's telecoms network and infrastructure delivery work.

Day-to-day he works across cost control, financial forecasting and commercial reporting, so he's comfortable owning the numbers end-to-end on infrastructure packages.

He's not actively job-hunting but is open to the right move — I'm putting him in front of a small number of firms this week, so wanted to reach out before that window closes.

Happy to send a short summary across if it's worth a look?

Hi Emma,

I'm working with a Commercial Manager from a civils background who specialises in NEC4 utilities contracts — cost control, financial forecasting, and reporting end to end. Given the infrastructure maintenance and network ops work Telent carries out across the UK, thought there could be a reasonable fit worth mentioning.

He's solid on the commercial side — budget management, cost reporting, the full picture — and I'm putting him in front of a handful of firms this week, so wanted to reach out now rather than later.

If you've got anything open on the commercial side, happy to send a short summary across — worth a quick chat?