Role Snapshot
Procurement Manager responsible for developing and implementing contract management, negotiations, and procurement strategies for complex construction, A&E, and related services at a university. Ensures compliance with state procurement laws while supervising staff and supporting organizational goals.
Key Responsibilities: Conducts competitive negotiations and formal sealed bidding processes for construction and A&E contracts, provides procurement consultation to university customers, administers complex contracts, and supervises professional and support staff.
Skills & Tools: Expertise in contract management, procurement law, competitive negotiations, and formal bidding processes; strong knowledge of state procurement regulations and university policies; leadership and staff supervision capabilities.
Qualifications: Typically requires a bachelor's degree in procurement, business, construction management, or related field with 5+ years of procurement experience in construction or higher education; demonstrated knowledge of state procurement laws and contract administration.
Location: In-Person
Compensation: $65K–$95K/yr (estimated)
Job Description
Develops and implements strategies for contract management, negotiations, contract administration and procurement of complex goods and services, including A&E and Construction. Provides procurement consultation to University customers to ensure their needs are met while maintaining compliance with State procurement laws and University policy. Conducts competitive negotiations and formal sealed bidding processes for construction contracts, architecuture and engineering (A&E) services and related goods and services. Supervises the professional and support staff as necessary to achieve University and Departmental goals.