31 Aug
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Ozone Group
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India
Job Description
Government Business Development Manager – North India
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About the Role
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We're looking for an experienced Government Business Development qualified to own and grow our presence across the entire North India region (Delhi NCR, Punjab, Haryana, UP, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, HP, J&K;).
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This is a high-ownership role for someone who understands how government works — from tendering and empanelment to building long-term relationships with key decision-makers across ministries, PSUs, and state departments.
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What You'll Do
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Own end-to-end delivery of government projects across North India.
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Act as the primary liaison between government departments/PSUs and internal execution teams
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Track and manage tenders, RFPs, and project bids on GeM, CPPP, and state procurement portals
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Handle approvals, permissions, and compliance required at various stages of project execution
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Coordinate with government officials, department heads, and procurement committees to ensure smooth project progress and resolve on-ground bottlenecks
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Manage project timelines, documentation, and reporting in line with government contract terms
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Drive empanelment and vendor registration with relevant government bodies
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Work closely with internal teams (delivery, finance, legal) to ensure projects are executed on scope, time, and budget
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Monitor payment cycles, milestone billing, and government fund releases
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Provide market intelligence on upcoming government projects, budget allocations, and policy/regulatory changes relevant to ongoing and future work
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Build and manage relationships with local consultants/channel partners where needed for on-ground execution
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What We're Looking For
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8+ years of experience in government project execution, liaisoning, or institutional project management
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Robust existing network within North India's government ecosystem (state secretariats, PSUs, ministries, district-level office
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