Procurement Manager

Description

The Procurement Manager's role is a full-time office-based position with periodic travel to the project sites and suppliers. The Procurement Manager will manage all home office procurement activities on assigned projects as well as procuring assigned elements including but not limited to, managing strategic supplier relationships, tracking supply chain requirements, negotiating, and administering critical supply agreements in support of company's project needs.


Key Responsibilities

• Read and understand the EPC Contract.
• Develop project procurement and delivery schedules.
• Manage weekly project team status review of procurement activities.
• Prepare and maintain project specific procurement templates, including RFP and contract documents.
• Develop technical and commercial expertise to enable proper management of procurement.
• Interface with engineering, accounting, scheduling, legal counsel, document control, field project team staff, and project management personnel.
• Review technical bid package and obtain scope and schedule clarifications as required for development of Request-for-Proposal (RFP) packages.
• Identify appropriate bidders for RFP packages.
• Prepare and issue RFP packages for subcontracts, purchase orders, rental agreements, and service agreements.
• Lead project team effort to respond in timely manner to bidder clarification requests.
• Expedite timely submittals of bids.
• Prepare commercial bid evaluation tabs and coordinate selection of "short-listed" bidders with engineering team.
• Negotiate terms and conditions as well as cost and schedule with suppliers, subcontractors, and vendors to achieve project needs.
• Select suppliers, obtain Project Management approval and award contracts.

Must-Have Skills, Experience, and Education

• 4-year degree or equivalent work experience.
• Must have strong technical aptitude and ability to fully understand the technical aspects of the materials and equipment within the company scope.
• Must be able to understand contractual requirements, negotiate with suppliers and subcontractors, and coordinate with legal and accounting when required.
• Strong problem-solving skills to enable leading resolution of non-conformances and dispute issues.
• Proficient in P.C. skills, including Excel, Word, and Adobe.
• Must be able to communicate effectively in both verbal and written communication.
• Must be willing to travel to Project jobsites and suppliers approximately 10% of annual work schedule.

Nice-to-Have Skills, Experience, and Education

• Technical military experience