Procurement Manager

Qualification: MBA / LLM or equivalent

Role Overview

The Procurement Manager will be responsible for managing the end-to-end procurement lifecycle for infrastructure and urban development projects. The role includes procurement planning, tendering, vendor management, contract administration, cost optimization, and ensuring compliance with organizational and statutory procurement guidelines.

• Lead and manage procurement activities for infrastructure and development projects.
• Prepare procurement strategies, procurement plans, and tender documentation.
• Conduct market research, vendor identification, and supplier evaluation.
• Manage the complete tendering process, including RFP/RFQ preparation, bid evaluation, negotiations, and contract award.
• Coordinate with technical, legal, finance, and project teams for procurement requirements.
• Monitor supplier performance, contract compliance, and project delivery schedules.
• Ensure adherence to procurement policies, government regulations, and industry best practices.
• Prepare procurement estimates, budgets, and cost analysis reports.
• Mitigate procurement risks and resolve contractual issues.
• Maintain procurement records, reports, and audit documentation.

• Strong knowledge of procurement processes and contract management.
• Experience in infrastructure, urban planning, transportation, or municipal projects.
• Expertise in tendering, bid evaluation, vendor negotiations, and procurement planning.
• Understanding of FIDIC, government procurement procedures, and contract laws is preferred.
• Excellent stakeholder management, analytical, and communication skills.

• Minimum 10 years of relevant experience in managing procurement processes, preparing procurement estimates and requirements, and handling procurement activities for large infrastructure projects.
• Experience working with government agencies, consultants, EPC contractors, or urban infrastructure projects is highly desirable.