Procurement Advisor
Sellick Partnership · Leeds, England ·
Procurement Advisor Location: Leeds / Hybrid Working Salary: £135phr-£161phr Contract: Temporary, initially 3 months Hours: 37.5 hours per week Sector: Not-for-Profit / Public Sector An established not-for-profit organisation based in Leeds is looking to recruit an experienced Procurement Advisor on a temporary basis, initially for 3 months.
This is an excellent opportunity for a procurement professional with strong public sector experience to join a busy procurement function, supporting stakeholders across the organisation with a range of procurement, tendering and contract management activity.
The role As Procurement Advisor, you will provide specialist procurement and contracting advice to internal stakeholders, supporting the effective delivery of procurement exercises while ensuring relevant legislation, governance requirements and procurement standards are followed.
Key responsibilities will include
Supporting stakeholders with procurement planning and advising on the most appropriate procurement route. Managing and supporting tender exercises, including preparing tender documentation and developing appropriate evaluation methodologies.
Providing advice and guidance on procurement and contractual matters. Supporting negotiations and the resolution of contractual issues. Reviewing procurement requests and business cases. Supporting contract management, including performance reviews and monitoring against agreed service levels.
Identifying opportunities to achieve value for money. Assessing procurement and contractual risks. Producing procurement reports and management information. Maintaining accurate contract and tender records. Supporting the development and implementation of procurement policies and procedures.
Building effective relationships with internal stakeholders, suppliers and other external organisations. The ideal candidate We are looking for somebody who can quickly get up to speed and confidently manage procurement activity within a regulated environment.
You will ideally have: Strong experience of managing tenders within a public sector environment. Good knowledge and understanding of public procurement regulations. Experience supporting contract management activity. Strong stakeholder management, negotiation and influencing skills.
The ability to manage competing priorities and work autonomously to tight deadlines. Excellent written commu...
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