Michael Page
Interim Procurement Officer - IT

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Interim Procurement Officer (IT)
This is an exciting opportunity for an Interim Procurement Officer (IT) to support procurement activities within a public sector organisation. The role involves managing IT procurement processes and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations.
Client Details
This public sector organisation operates within the Midlands, providing essential services and support to the community. As a medium-sized entity, it focuses on delivering value and efficiency through effective procurement strategies.
Description
- Manage IT procurement processes in line with public sector regulations and policies.
- Develop and issue tender documents and evaluate supplier submissions.
- Negotiate contracts and agreements to deliver value for money.
- Ensure compliance with procurement legislation and internal governance.
- Build and maintain relationships with suppliers and stakeholders.
- Provide advice and support on procurement strategies and best practices.
- Monitor supplier performance and address any issues effectively.
- Prepare reports and updates for senior management.
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Profile
A successful Interim Procurement Officer (IT) should have:
- Proven experience in IT procurement within the public sector.
- Strong knowledge of procurement regulations and compliance requirements.
- Excellent negotiation and contract management skills.
- Ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines efficiently.
- Effective communication skills to liaise with stakeholders and suppliers.
- Proficiency in procurement software and tools.
- A detail-oriented and organised approach to work.


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Job Offer
- Competitive daily rate of GBP 250 to GBP 350.
- Opportunity to work within the public sector in the Midlands.
- Temporary role offering remote working.
- 12-month contract
This position is ideal for someone looking to make an impact in IT procurement. If you meet the criteria, apply now to join this rewarding opportunity.
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