Business Development Officer
Pubblicato il 02-09-2026 - ACPV ARCHITECTS Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel in Milano
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ACPV ARCHITECTS Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel is an international collective with the aim of nurturing shared well-being through unique, high-profile architectural solutions worldwide. Founded in 2000 by Antonio Citterio and Patricia Viel, the studio is currently enhanced by the creativity of more than 200 professionals and the leadership of 13 partners. From urban planning to residential and mixed-use developments, from corporate campuses to public buildings and hotels, each ACPV ARCHITECTS project embodies a new vision where nature and the noblest human aspirations can find new centrality.
Position: ACPV is looking for a Business Development Officer to be included in our Business Development team.
The role will involve identifying and managing commercial opportunities aligned with the company’s market positioning strategy. The selected candidate will work in close coordination with internal stakeholders and in synergy with the in-house Tender Office.
The role will include a range of activities such as:
- Researching and monitoring public and private tenders and other business opportunities in line with ACPV’s strategic goals
- Coordinating with the in-house Tender Office, particularly for the management of invited competitions, private tenders, and unsolicited applications
- Completing pre-qualification questionnaires (RFQ/PQQ) and supplier registration forms aimed at generating new business opportunities
- Analyzing and evaluating Requests for Proposals (RFPs, RFQs, etc.) to support the New Business team in meeting deadlines and requirements
- Drafting and assembling technical and financial proposals, including attachments such as references, fee breakdowns, and resource schedules, in coordinati