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Procurement Manager - Directs

London
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Procurement Manager – Directs About the Role We are looking for an experienced Procurement Manager – Directs to join a rapidly scaling telecommunications business operating across Europe. This is a high‑impact, fast‑paced role where you will take full ownership of infrastructure procurement, including global agreements and installation / design services, supporting significant CAPEX investment across the region. Working cross‑functionally with senior stakeholders, you will lead strategic sourcing initiatives, manage complex negotiations, and help shape a best‑in‑class procurement function within a business that is investing heavily in its supply chain capability. What You’ll Be Doing Strategic Procurement & Sourcing Lead and deliver strategic infrastructure procurement activities to support value‑driven CAPEX investment. Develop and execute cost‑effective sourcing strategies using preferred suppliers, framework agreements, and targeted sourcing initiatives. Build and maintain an Approved Vendor List and establish global supplier agreements. Identify, evaluate, and onboard new suppliers in collaboration with Group stakeholders. Supplier & Contract Management Own end‑to‑end RFP and tender processes from market engagement through to contract award. Evaluate suppliers against cost, quality, delivery, commercial risk, and sustainability criteria. Lead commercial and contractual negotiations, achieving favourable terms and measurable savings. Support the drafting and management of contracts and call‑off agreements, working closely with Legal. Manage contracts throughout their lifecycle, including performance reviews, issue resolution, and disputes where required. Governance, Compliance & Reporting Embed procurement within the existing Project Governance Framework. Ensure compliance with Group specifications, policies, and sustainability commitments. Maintain accurate supplier directories, contracts registers, and procurement records. Analyse spend, pricing, and supplier performance, producing financial reports and cost analysis. Raise and manage purchase orders and review supplier invoices for accuracy and compliance. Stakeholder & Business Partnering Partner closely with Operations, Finance, Legal, Compliance, and Delivery teams across the UKI / EMEA region. Educate the business on procurement best practice and contract management. Balance competing stakeholder needs while maintaining commercial and governance integrity. Key Focus Over the Next 12–24 Months Develop sourcing strategies for critical infrastructure categories. Establish robust global agreements and preferred supplier frameworks. Improve commercial terms with existing suppliers. Enhance procurement governance, compliance, and visibility. Drive measurable cost savings and service quality improvements. What Success Looks Like Delivery of sustainable cost savings. Strong commercial and contractual outcomes. Improved quality, reliability, and timeliness of goods and services. High‑quality procurement records, reporting, and controls. Trusted partnerships with internal stakeholders. What We’re Looking For Experience & Knowledge Minimum 5 years’ experience in a Procurement Manager or equivalent role. Proven ability to develop and deliver procurement strategies in a multinational environment. Experience procuring goods and services, including infrastructure and construction‑related categories. Exposure to telecoms, mechanical, electrical, or construction procurement is highly desirable. Strong financial acumen, including budgeting, planning, and forecasting. Experience operating across European and/or global markets. Skills & Capabilities Expert negotiation and contract management skills. Advanced spend analysis and data‑driven decision‑making. Strong stakeholder management and communication skills. High level of resilience and adaptability in a fast‑moving environment. Solid understanding of KPIs, supplier performance management, and sustainability principles. Proficiency with ERP systems and Excel (expert level). CIPS Qualified Language Skills Fluency in English. A second European language (French, Spanish, or Finnish) at an advanced level is highly desirable. Why Join Us? This is a unique opportunity to shape and mature a strategic procurement capability within a growing, investment‑heavy telecoms business. You’ll have real ownership, visibility at senior levels, and the chance to deliver tangible commercial impact across Europe. As we continue to grow, more opportunities to join are becoming available and we're constantly on the lookout for talented people who want to be a part of our journey. If you don't see a suitable role that matches your skills and experience, but you would like us to consider you for future vacancies then why not Introduce yourself? Boldyn Networks is one of the world’s largest neutral host providers, delivering the advanced shared network infrastructure needed for a smart, inclusive, and sustainable future. From interconnected transit, venues and enterprises to smart cities and next-generation networks, we enable new possibilities in the way people live, work and play Our employees describing Boldyn Networks in one word...

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Skills

Strategic Sourcing
Contract Management
Negotiation
Spend Analysis
RFP Management
Supplier Relationship Management
Financial Acumen
Stakeholder Management
Infrastructure Procurement
CAPEX Investment
ERP Systems
Excel
CIPS
Budgeting
Forecasting
Compliance

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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