Role Description:
The Procurement and Contract Officers play a key role in the Procurement team and provide high level procurement and contract advice - working closely with business units to deliver procurement and contract management oversight to achieve business outcomes, while ensuring that all procurement processes comply with relevant legislation and policy requirements
Responsibilities:
- Undertaking procurement activities; including preparing all relevant documentation to ensure that purchasing activities comply with relevant legislation
- Monitoring and updating the contract register to ensure procurement activities are properly recorded, the financial implementation of contracted commitments are understood and documented and expiring contracts are identified in a timely manner
- Developing and implementing procurement procedures and developing and delivering training for staff - ensuring procurement activities comply with all relevant legislation
- Assisting with the development of service level agreements and the management of contracts to ensure compliance and that they facilitate the effective delivery of public transport in the ACT
- Developing, implementing and maintaining a reporting framework for procurement and contract management
- Procurement and contract management experience
- Relevant procurement qualifications or certifications
- Experience delivering projects, project documentation and complex documents that are aligned to government priorities
- A demonstrable understanding of legislation and regulations
- An understanding of government procurement requirements is highly desirable
- The ability to confirm that sources of information are reliable and sufficiently wide ranging to enable evidence based decisions
- Well developed interpersonal, negotiation, and oral and written communication skills
- Possess a demonstrated ability to work with people across different levels and contribute as a member of a small team
- The proven ability to also work independently
Keywords: Procurement, contract management, public transport, government