Procurement and Service Planning Analyst (Edmonton)

Procurement and Service Planning Analyst (Edmonton)

29 Oct
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Government of Alberta
|
Edmonton

29 Oct

Government of Alberta

Edmonton

Shape procurement and service planning remotely within Assisted Living and Social Services. Analyze requirements, risks, and performance measures for agreements.

The Contract and Business Analysis Specialist supports branch and division activities through procurement, grant management, business analysis, and continuous improvement. You will clarify business and service needs, assess current processes, and develop recommendations. Your work helps align agreements and service delivery approaches with ministry priorities and client needs.

Key Responsibilities:

- Gather and validate requirements with program areas and stakeholders
- Analyze current-state processes and service delivery models
- Assess service gaps, risks, outcomes, and performance measures




- Facilitate consultations and working groups with stakeholders
- Implement corrective actions and ongoing service improvements

Requirements:

- University degree or equivalent related experience
- At least four years of progressively responsible relevant experience
- Knowledge of procurement practices and contract administration
- Knowledge of business-analysis methods and social programs
- Ability to work independently with high autonomy

Bring service planning, procurement, and analytical skills to agreements supporting effective programs for vulnerable Albertans.

📌 Procurement and Service Planning Analyst (Edmonton)
🏢 Government of Alberta
📍 Edmonton

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