Senior Manager / Manager (Spatial Transformation)

• →Manage end-to-end procurement activities, including tenders, quotations, and other procurement exercises, in accordance with government procurement rules and frameworks.
• →Prepare and issue Invitations to Tender, Invitations to Quotation and other procurement documents; evaluate submissions; and recommend awards.
• →Administer contracts following award, monitor contractor performance and contractual compliance, and assess claims and variation requests for validity and reasonableness.
• →Prepare contract variation papers, ensuring that changes are properly documented, justified, and approved within delegated financial authority limits.
• →Conduct and participate in site visits and inspections to verify progress, assess site conditions, and gather information to support contractual decisions and dispute resolution.
• →Engage consultants, site supervisory staff, and contractors to identify developments with contractual, cost, schedule, or operational implications.
• →Manage the development budget and project cost controls, including expenditure forecasting, assessment of progress payments, cost reporting, and monitoring of variation costs against approved budgets.
• →Prepare and present budget, tender recommendation, contract variation and other approval papers to management and the relevant approving authorities.
• →Maintain effective project governance by ensuring that activities, decisions, and approvals comply with established policies, procedures, and delegated authority limits.
• →Maintain complete procurement and contract management records, supporting documentation and audit trails, and support internal and external audits.
• →Collaborate closely with project managers, engineers, finance, legal and other stakeholders to align procurement and contract management activities with project timelines and organisational objectives.

• Training in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, Building, Construction Management, or a related field.
• At least 5 years of relevant experience in contract management and procurement. A combination of office-based contract administration and construction-site experience is strongly preferred.
• Experience in additions and alterations, particularly involving institutional or government buildings, would be an advantage.
• Demonstrated project governance experience, including the implementation of approval processes, controls, and risk management practices.
• Familiarity with standard forms of construction contract, including the Public Sector Standard Conditions of Contract (PSSCOC).
• Working knowledge of government procurement frameworks, including the Government Instruction Manuals (IM) and the Government Electronic Business (GeBIZ) procurement platform.
• Strong analytical and writing skills, with experience in preparing procurement documents, contract variation papers, and approval papers.
• Ability to manage multiple workstreams, meet tight deadlines and engage stakeholders effectively at all levels.
• Excellent teamwork and interpersonal skills, with a demonstrated ability to collaborate across multidisciplinary teams and build constructive working relationships.

Your appointment designation will commensurate with your relevant work experience. Successful candidates will be offered a 3-year contract in the first instance, and may be considered for placement on a permanent tenure or a contract renewal.