The Senior Procurement Officer- Construction will be responsible for sourcing, evaluating, and procuring construction-related goods, works, and services in line with company policies and industry best practices. This role requires close collaboration with the Construction & Delivery Team to ensure timely delivery of quality materials and services that support project delivery, cost efficiency, compliance, and sustainability.
Key Responsibilities
Strategic Procurement
- Lead end-to-end procurement for construction projects, including tendering, evaluation, negotiation, award, and contract management.
- Develop and maintain construction procurement strategies aligned with project timelines and budgets.
- Drive value for money, supplier innovation, and sustainable sourcing in the construction supply chain.
Operational Procurement
Manage the procurement of construction materials (cement, steel, aggregates, MEP supplies, etc.), equipment, and subcontractor services.Prepare RFQs, RFPs, ITTs, and contract documentation specific to construction requirements.Ensure timely delivery of construction inputs to avoid project delays.Support project teams in resolving procurement-related issues on-site.Supplier & Contract Management
Source, prequalify, and manage construction vendors and subcontractors.Negotiate competitive prices, favorable terms, and risk-mitigating contract clauses.Monitor supplier performance through KPIs, site inspections, and audits.Manage claims, variations, and contract closeouts in collaboration with the Construction and Legal teams.Governance & Compliance
Ensure adherence to company procurement policies, procedures, and regulatory frameworks.Implement transparent, ethical, and auditable procurement processes.Track savings, cost avoidance, and supplier compliance for reporting to the Group Head of Procurement.Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Procurement, Supply Chain Management, Construction Management, Engineering, or related field.Professional certification (CIPS, CPSP, KISM or equivalent) preferred.Minimum of 6–8 years progressive procurement experience, at least 3 years in construction procurement.Strong knowledge of construction materials, contract management (FIDIC preferred), and supply chain processes.Proven experience in negotiating and managing large construction contracts.