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Sellick Partnership is assisting a Central Government team in London to recruit a Commercial Procurement Lawyer on a locum basis. The role is full-time for 6 months with potential extension and a hybrid working pattern 3 days in the office.
The successful candidate will advise on commercial, contractual and procurement matters, with a qualified solicitor or barrister background. The remuneration is £32.85 PAYE or £45 umbrella per hour, equivalent to about £63,200 annually.
An opportunity has arisen for Commercial Contracts and Procurement Lawyers to join a Central Government team to advise on a range of commercial, contractual and procurement matters. The successful candidate will be a qualified legal professional (Solicitor, Barrister or equivalent) and be able to demonstrate strong commercial and procurement law experience.
The team draft and advise on every part of the commercial process, from the commercial law implications of a policy, through to designing the appropriate commercial construct, ensuring that projects appropriately manage legal risk, that contracts are managed effectively, and that any disputes are resolved as effectively as possible. They are involved in many of the government's highest profile and most sensitive matters. The work is varied, interesting and usually at the forefront of some of the main issues facing Government as a whole.
The ideal Candidate for this Commercial Contracts and Procurement Lawyer role will have:
The successful Candidate for this Commercial Procurement Lawyer role will be required to:
This is a fantastic opportunity to join a well-established Central Government team that prides itself in the first-class service it offers to clients. Our client also offers the potential extension of your 6 month contract as a Commercial Procurement Lawyer and could wait notice period of up to 3 months.
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