First Recruitment Group
Procurement Manager

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Job Title: Procurement & Supply Chain Manager
Location: Euston, London
Contract: 2 years
Hybrid: 4 days office, 1 day home
Hours: 8:00am-5:30pm
Job Description
We are looking for a Procurement & Supply Chain Manager to join the HRS02 team. You will lead the procurement of key Mechanical and Electrical (M&E) packages through competitive tender routes, managing the full procurement lifecycle from strategy development and market engagement through to contract award and ongoing supplier management.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead and support procurement activities across the HRS02 M&E packages, working collaboratively with project, commercial, and engineering teams to align procurement strategy with programme requirements.
- Develop and issue ITT documentation, including pre-qualification questionnaires, instructions to tender, contract documentation, pricing schedules, and evaluation criteria.
- Manage competitive tender processes from market engagement and procurement strategy through to contract award.
- Structure, negotiate, and administer commercial and contractual terms under the NEC3 Contract Suite.
- Negotiate agreements that meet project safety, programme, and cost objectives.
- Manage supplier performance and relationships using company systems and processes.
- Ensure all procurement activities comply with applicable legal frameworks, client governance requirements, and company procedures.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders to maximise value and deliver successful project outcomes.
- Support the development and implementation of the our client’s Way, driving continuous improvement and promoting procurement best practice.
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- Proven experience in procurement and supply chain management, ideally within construction, infrastructure, engineering, or major projects.
- Experience procuring Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) packages.
- Strong commercial and contract negotiation skills.
- Working knowledge of NEC3 contracts.
- Ability to manage multiple stakeholders across project, commercial, and engineering functions.
- Strong supplier management and relationship-building capabilities.
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