Morgan Hunt
Procurement Manager

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Procurement Manager
£52,000 - £61,000 (DOE)
West of Scotland
Hybrid working (2 days in office and parking onsite)
Permanent
Full Time (flexible working and hours)
Morgan Hunt are delighted to be supporting a public sector organisation as they look to welcome a Procurement Manager on a full time and permanent basis.
This role will manage the IT category and report directly to the Senior Procurement Manager and has no direct reports.
Main Responsibilities
- Lead and manage tender exercises in line with procurement policies, financial procedures, and applicable legislation.
- Maintain a robust, compliant, and resilient supply chain.
- Develop and deliver effective procurement strategies across assigned categories and key suppliers.
- Provide expert procurement advice and guidance to senior management and budget holders across goods, services, and works.
- Represent the organisation at relevant national procurement forums, advisory groups, and collaborative initiatives.
- Work with national procurement and commercial partners on contractual, compliance, and governance matters.
- Identify opportunities to enhance, develop, and expand procurement services.
- Contribute to organisational improvement programmes, including commercial improvement, sustainability, and value-for-money initiatives.
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Personal Specification
- Significant procurement and contract management experience.
- Strong knowledge of public sector procurement and relevant legislation.
- Commercial, negotiation, and supplier management skills.
- Excellent stakeholder, communication, and influencing abilities.
- Experience developing procurement strategies and business requirements.
- Relevant procurement qualification is desired but not essential.
- Ability to operate effectively within a complex, high-demand environment.


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Please apply if interested or contact Emma Ritchie on 07488885327 or at emma.ritchie@morganhunt.com
Morgan Hunt is a multi-award-winning recruitment business for interim, contract, and permanent recruitment and acts as an Employment Agency in relation to permanent vacancies. Morgan Hunt is an equal opportunities employer. Job suitability is assessed on merit in accordance with the individual's skills, qualifications, and abilities to perform the relevant duties required in a particular role.
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