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Soft Services Procurement & Commercial Manager

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Soft Services Procurement & Commercial Manager
Salary: £70,000 - £80,000 + £5,000 Car Allowance + up to 20% Bonus + Package
Location: London – Hybrid, minimum 2 days per week in the office
A leading global Facilities Management and workplace services organisation is looking to appoint a Soft Services Procurement Manager to help shape and develop its UK soft services supply chain strategy across more than £200m annual spend. This is a highly commercial, client-facing role working closely with Procurement, Sales and Operations, with a particular focus on Catering, alongside Cleaning, Security and Waste.
The Role:
- Develop and execute the soft services procurement and supply chain strategy across the UK.
- Support major bids through supplier selection, pricing reviews, client presentations and value proposition development.
- Lead supplier performance improvement activity across key soft services partners.
- Manage strategic supplier relationships, segmentation, SRM and supply chain development.
- Work with operational teams to improve supplier management, pricing transparency and procurement best practice.
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The Person:
- Strong procurement/category experience across Soft FM, ideally with significant Catering exposure.
- Good operational understanding of soft services delivery and supplier pricing models.
- Strong commercial and analytical skills, with the ability to challenge pricing and identify savings.
- Confident working with Sales teams and presenting directly to clients.
- Strong SRM, stakeholder management and supplier performance experience.


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What’s in it for you?
- Opportunity to become the organisation’s go-to Soft Services procurement expert across a £200m+ spend portfolio.
- High-profile exposure to Sales, Operations and senior stakeholders, including direct involvement in major bids and client presentations.
- Scope to shape the Soft Services category strategy, supplier base and performance agenda rather than simply inherit an established model.
- Strong opportunity for career progression as the role grows and the function builds greater in-house Soft Services capability.
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