Procurement Manager
A Procurement Manager is required to join the procurement team at the Head Office in Bilsthorpe.
As the organisation continues to expand, we are seeking skilled professionals across the Midlands who can bring fresh ideas and support efficient project delivery. The procurement, estimating and quantity surveying functions work together to maximise value, improve efficiency and keep major highways programmes running smoothly.
The role will involve planning and delivering compliant procurement exercises to meet defined scope, time and budget requirements while securing the Most Advantageous Tender in line with the Procurement Act’s principles. You will support stakeholders with cost reduction, efficiencies, supplier rationalisation and improved performance across the supply chain.
Key responsibilities include preparing and publishing all procurement lifecycle notices, drafting and finalising NEC contracts in conjunction with commercial colleagues, managing risk, and maintaining strong relationships with suppliers to ensure continuity, safety and high environmental standards. You will also set up contract management plans, establish KPIs and support the ongoing performance review process. Ensuring full compliance with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 forms part of the role, along with identifying risks or opportunities early and providing suitable, pragmatic solutions.
Applicants should have extensive procurement experience and hold MCIPS. Strong knowledge of NEC contracts is required, as well as up-to-date understanding of the Procurement Act 2023 and experience running transparent, compliant procurement processes. You will need to demonstrate commercial awareness, the ability to influence effectively, and confidence in managing contract performance, resolving issues and handling change control. Solid risk management capability is essential.
The role offers a competitive package including hybrid working, additional leave, employee benefits, free parking and good opportunities for long-term progression.
Substantial end-to-end procurement experience in a commercial or public-sector environment is essential. An MCIPS qualification or actively working toward MCIPS with significant practical experience will be a significant plus. Hands-on experience drafting, reviewing or managing NEC contracts would also be a key skill to have, please bear the above in mind when applying.
Please note that this role does not provide sponsorship.
