Procurement Manager

Role overview

Procurement and contracts

• Lead procurement planning, sourcing strategies, tendering, evaluation, negotiation, award, and contract administration for assigned projects.
• Develop acquisition plans for timely procurement of goods, services, and construction works.
• Prepare, review, and issue RFPs, ITTs, RFQs, and other procurement documentation.
• Evaluate supplier and contractor proposals and prepare commercial assessments and recommendation reports.
• Lead commercial negotiations and administer procurement contracts and purchase agreements.
• Ensure compliance with company policies, contractual obligations, governance requirements, applicable laws, deliverables, and schedules.

Project and supplier management

• Coordinate with project management, engineering, legal, finance, and construction teams.
• Identify procurement risks and develop mitigation strategies for commercial, operational, and supply-chain impacts.
• Monitor supplier and subcontractor delivery schedules, quality, and contractual compliance.
• Review and negotiate contract amendments, variations, change orders, claims, and procurement-related disputes.
• Maintain procurement schedules, tracking systems, and reporting mechanisms.
• Support budgets and cost control through market analysis, benchmarking, and value engineering.
• Maintain relationships with suppliers, contractors, government entities, and other external stakeholders.
• Oversee supplier prequalification and commercial due diligence; prepare management status reports on risks, opportunities, and performance indicators.

Required qualifications and experience

• Bachelor's degree.
• 15 or more years of procurement experience.
• RFP and RFI experience.
• Experience on giga-projects in a general-contractor context.