Harvey Nash
Procurement Manager

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Harvey Nash are now inviting candidates to apply for the role of Procurement Manager.
- An initial six-month contract
- Hybrid working with 3 days a week onsite in Glasgow (Edinburgh offices are also available)
- £375 - £400 a day
Role Overview
Working closely with the Head of Procurement, you'll manage low-value sourcing exercises, provide expert procurement advice to stakeholders, support regulated procurements, and help drive continuous improvement across procurement processes, systems, and supplier management.
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- Advise stakeholders, including senior leaders, on sourcing strategies, procurement best practice, and supplier management.
- Support the delivery of regulated procurement exercises and wider commercial activities.
- Maintain and improve the contract register, procurement records, and audit documentation.
- Conduct spend analysis, administer procurement templates, and manage procurement-related enquiries.
- Negotiate supplier terms and contracts in line with organisational risk and compliance requirements.


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About You
- Proven experience delivering end-to-end procurement within a public sector environment.
- Strong knowledge of public procurement legislation, frameworks, and the Public Contracts Scotland (PCS) portal.
- Demonstrable ability to achieve value for money and manage supplier and third-party risks effectively.
- Experience procuring a broad range of goods and services.
- MCIPS qualified, working towards qualification, or able to demonstrate equivalent professional experience.
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