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Contracts Officer
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Tyne and Wear | Up to £42,000 + Benefits | Permanent | Hybrid
Cedar is working with a leading public sector organisation in the Tyne and Wear area to recruit a Contracts Officer on a permanent basis. The role will be working full time with office expectations of 3 days per week (with some flexibility).
The successful person will be responsible for managing and monitoring key service contracts, ensuring supplier performance, contractual compliance and value for money.
Key responsibilities include:
Monitoring supplier performance and ensuring contractual obligations are met.
Managing contract variations, payments, deductions and financial forecasts.
Monitoring budgets, identifying risks and opportunities for savings and efficiencies.
Prepare reports for senior stakeholders.
Supporting contract management processes and providing guidance to colleagues.
Essential Requirements:
Experience in contract management, procurement, commercial management or supplier relationship management within a public sector environment.
A strong understanding of contract compliance, supplier performance and cost management.
Strong analytical, communication and negotiation skills.
The ability to work confidently with suppliers and stakeholders. xwzovoh
Should this role sound of interest, then please apply or alternatively, please refer someone for a voucher if they are successfully placed.
Considering making an application for this job Check all the details in this job description, and then click on Apply.
Tyne and Wear | Up to £42,000 + Benefits | Permanent | Hybrid
Cedar is working with a leading public sector organisation in the Tyne and Wear area to recruit a Contracts Officer on a permanent basis. The role will be working full time with office expectations of 3 days per week (with some flexibility).
The successful person will be responsible for managing and monitoring key service contracts, ensuring supplier performance, contractual compliance and value for money.
Key responsibilities include:
Monitoring supplier performance and ensuring contractual obligations are met.
Managing contract variations, payments, deductions and financial forecasts.
Monitoring budgets, identifying risks and opportunities for savings and efficiencies.
Prepare reports for senior stakeholders.
Supporting contract management processes and providing guidance to colleagues.
Essential Requirements:
Experience in contract management, procurement, commercial management or supplier relationship management within a public sector environment.
A strong understanding of contract compliance, supplier performance and cost management.
Strong analytical, communication and negotiation skills.
The ability to work confidently with suppliers and stakeholders. xwzovoh
Should this role sound of interest, then please apply or alternatively, please refer someone for a voucher if they are successfully placed.
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