Senior Procurement Officer University Of Saskatchewan (Canada)

Senior Procurement Officer University Of Saskatchewan (Canada)

05 Aug
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University of Saskatchewan
|
Canada

05 Aug

University of Saskatchewan

Canada

Drive advanced procurement strategies at the University of Saskatchewan as a Senior Procurement Officer. This role emphasizes high-value sourcing and contract negotiation across academic and administrative units.

The Senior Procurement Officer leads complex procurement processes, supporting category strategies and addressing high-risk sourcing needs. With a focus on compliance and service improvements, you'll advise university staff on effective procurement approaches. Building solid vendor relationships and monitoring procurement trends will be essential in this role.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead high-value procurement processes from planning to execution
• Advise on advanced sourcing and contracting strategies
• Develop RFx documents and negotiate with vendors




• Record purchase orders adhering to approved terms
• Enhance service delivery through process evaluations

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in business or related field
• Four years of procurement or operations experience
• Expertise in contract law and sourcing strategies
• Solid communication and negotiation skills
• Knowledge of public-sector procurement is a plus

Contribute your procurement expertise at the University of Saskatchewan and support their institutional objectives.
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📌 Senior Procurement Officer University Of Saskatchewan (Canada)
🏢 University of Saskatchewan
📍 Canada

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