Tender Manager (El1)
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About us
Canberra Consulting focuses on delivering highly skilled and qualified professionals to our clients. Canberra Consulting has the experience and the capability to understand your specific requirements and match them to the right environment, ensuring professional satisfaction and ongoing development opportunities. Our focus is ensuring that both you and our client are a good match and that we give you every opportunity to succeed.
The Opportunity
The requirement is for a Tender Manager, at the EL1 level to operate in an interesting Branch within a large Federal Government Department. Central to the role is to support the Director within the Learning Business Operations Section, by coordinating activities related to risk, Human Resource Management, workforce planning and WHS for the Academy. This engagement is offered as a Parttime role at 24 hours per week.
Duties include: Managing the end-to-end tender process, including oversight of all tender correspondence, and coordination during and after RFT process.Develop, manage, and maintain effective procurement and contract management processes within the Branch.Finalising the negotiations and establishing the agreements for Branch procurements and contracts.Provide procurement advice (to team, the Branch and the broader department as required).Draft documentation (approval to approach the market, s23 and agreements) for ongoing procurements.Seek requests for quotes.Notify contracts arranged on SAP contracts database.Submit contracts for publishment on AusTender.Update and review and enhance documentation, procurement procedures and workflow processes.As senior officer in the section, to act as EL2 when required.Security Clearance:
Candidates for this role are required to be Australian Citizens with a minimum NV1 Security Clearance
Does this sound like a perfect role for you? Interested in hearing more? Give our Recruitment Consultant, Rohil a call on 0448 444 530 for a confidential discussion.
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