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The Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC) in Ottawa, hybrid work environment, seeks a Lead Contract Manager to oversee CCC’s most complex export contracts from award to close-out, including terms, cost and schedule, and negotiations with exporters and buyers.
Requires 8+ years in contracting and financial management, knowledge of domestic and international contract practices, and strong expertise in project management and stakeholder relations.
Salary Range: $117,198.00 To $134,487.00 Annually
Lead Contract Manager CCC-6 Salary: $117,198 - $134,487
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We are committed to delivering Canada to the world, and we want you to join us on this mission
TheCanadian Commercial Corporation is Canada’s only government to government contracting agency. For over 75 years, governments around the world have entrusted us to reliably deliver made-in Canada solutions and projects of national importance. Through our international contracting expertise, we simplify and expedite acquisitions from Canadian suppliers across sectors including aerospace, defence and security, information and communications technology, cleantech and energy, and public infrastructure. If you want to support Canadian businesses to build successful commercial relationships with governments around the world, CCC could be your next career move.
Reporting to the Manager, Contract Management, the Lead Contract Manager is responsible for oversight of CCC’s most complex contracts and procurement related to goods, services, construction and infrastructure projects in partnership with Canadian exporters.
Employee must be able to work in a hybrid work environment in Ottawa, ON.
CCC promotes a workplace that celebrates diversity and inclusion. CCC is also committed to employment equity and encourages applications from women, Indigenous people, persons with disabilities, and members of visible minorities. Please advise us of any accommodation requirements during the selection process.