Title: Sourcing Specialist
Sector: Non-profit / Housing
Location: Birmingham (Hybrid working options available)
Salary & Package: £40,000 - £45,000 + priavte healthcare + 25 days holiday (increasing to 30 days) + additional benefits
Sea Global are proud to be partnering with one of the UK’s leading procurement consortiums and framework providers, who deliver genuine value and cost savings for housing associations and local councils across the country through smart and efficient procurement practices.
Having supported the growth of this procurement team over the last couple of years, we’re pleased to say that everyone we've placed is still thriving in the business. This is a true testament to the culture, leadership, and progression on offer here.
With continued expansion and an increasing demand for their services, the team is now looking for a new Procurement and sourcing professional to join their collaborative and forward-thinking function.
This is a fantastic opportunity for someone looking to build on their procurement foundations and grow within a supportive and well-established team.
Please read on and get in touch for more details:
Key Responsibilities
- Support the strategy and delivery of new and replacement requirements for frameworks, long term contracts, and Dynamic Market solutions
- Monitor the completion of project teams deliverables to agreed schedules
- Support framework mini-competitions, direct contract awards and DPS tenders
- Ensure contracts are compliant and meet specific needs of members
- Consult on regulatory compliance (PCR15/PA23) and advise on procurement best practice
- Work closely with the Senior Procurement Manager to liaise with Senior Leadership team making sure all member needs are met and represented
Experience & Requirements
- Experience working with public sector regualtions (PCR15/PA23)
- Knowledge of the available routes to market, framework types and Dynamic Markets
- CIPS Level 4 or working towards (desirable)
- Project management experience or qualification (desirable but not essential)