Contracts Specialist

Hourly salary range: $29.54-$39.58 Why Community & Economic Development? Community and economic development work builds healthy, resilient communities. Marion County brings together public and private resources to support local economies, housing, infrastructure, workforce, and community development. Through economic development projects and federal CDBG / HOME investments, our team helps communities address local needs and expand opportunities for residents, businesses, and families. If you have diverse interests and want to contribute to lasting community impact, this work offers a rewarding career with room to grow.

CONTRACTS SPECIALIST

Contracts Duties Develops, coordinates, and processes the department’s contracts and agreements including negotiating, writing, auditing, analyzing budget impacts, and monitoring department’s compliance with rules, statutes, and policies and procedures. Amends contracts based upon changes in contract amount, service type or special conditions. Prepares requests for proposals or routine letters of agreement between the department and other county departments, government agencies or outside parties; acquires quotes, conducts bidder’s conferences; participates in review of contractor proposals. Prepares advertisements, bid documents, paperwork, and correspondence to vendors and recommendations to Business Services for the Board’s approval. Purchasing Duties Reviews department-wide purchase order requests for correct procedures and budget criteria. Works with departments or divisions to ensure that proper purchasing guidelines and budget criteria are followed. Process purchase orders and contract release orders as required for all department purchases and revenue received. Reviews supply levels, reviews weekly inventory status reports, and orders supplies as necessary.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING

Graduation from high school; AND Four years of governmental contracting or purchasing and inventory control process experience; OR Two years of college course work in business administration, accounting, engineering or related work; AND Two years of progressively responsible experience in contract development and management or purchasing and inventory control process experience; OR Any satisfactory combination of work, education, training, or experience relevant to the position, as determined by Marion County. #J-18808-Ljbffr Oregoncounties