Public Procurement Specialists x 2

Cpl; Dublin; In loco; EUR 52.000 - 90.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Public sector organisation in Dublin seeks two Public Procurement Specialists on permanent contracts, offering €52k–€90k per year. You will support and advise on procurement documentation, timelines and evaluation criteria, contributing to compliant, efficient procurement processes.

Key tasks include developing annual procurement plans, spend analyses, and coordinating tender activities while staying aligned with EU rules and OGP guidance.

Competenze

• A recognised qualification relating to public procurement and extensive work experience in a similar role is essential.
• At least 5 years' experience in public service procurement is essential.
• Ability to work well under pressure and to meet tight deadlines.
• A full current driving licence is essential.
• Working outside of standard office hours may be required.

Mansioni

• Assist managers with formal procurement aspects and ensure regulatory timelines are observed.
• Advise on appropriate documentation, evaluation criteria, and EU/OJEU requirements; sit on evaluation panels as appropriate.
• Engage with colleagues at all levels to foster a compliant procurement environment.
• Prepare and review procurement templates and eTenders documentation.
• Coordinate the Contracts Register and provide group training on procurement processes.

Conoscenze

Public procurement

Creativity

Networking

Leadership

Communication

Negotiation

Project management

Formazione

Public procurement qualification

Descrizione del lavoro

Public Procurement Specialists x 2 (€52-90K)

Location: Dublin 2

Contract Type: Permanent

Role: A prestigious public sector organisation has a requirement for 2 x Public Procurement Specialists Permanent Contract €52K 2 year contract €80-90K

**EU Public Procurement Expertise is essential**

The Procurement Specialist will assist managers with the formal aspects of procurement.

You will advise on ensuring correct documentation is used, that regulatory timelines are observed, and that the specification is reasonable. Tender evaluations remain the responsibility of budget holders, but the Procurement Specialist advises on appropriate selection and evaluation criteria and may sit on evaluation panels as appropriate.

The Procurement Specialist will be expected to work independently using their own expertise and to engage with colleagues at all levels within the organisation to support and foster a compliant procurement environment.

Key Tasks

• Preparing and annually reviewing the 3-year Corporate Procurement Plan as required by the Code of Practice for the Governance of State Bodies
• Conducting spend analysis of procurement expenditure for inclusion in the Corporate Procurement Plan
• Reporting to the Finance and Compliance Committee on the deliverables in the Corporate Procurement Plan
• Reporting to various Committees, including the Finance and Compliance Committee, the Executive Committee and the Management Committee, on procurement matters
• Reviewing procurement procedures and updating them to capture changes in EU rules and Government and OGP guidance
• Keeping up to date with developments in this area and updating relevant guidance notes, information and links on the procurement section of the internal staff website
• Providing advice to staff in relation to procurement-related queries
• Advising budget holders on the appropriate procurement mechanisms to use
• Assisting budget holders when preparing Invitation to Tender documents and reviewing draft Invitation to Tender documents prior to publication
• Assisting staff members to complete eTenders forms and to publish documentation on eTenders
• Reviewing and updating standard procurement templates to capture all new OGP and OJEU requirements
• Assisting with responses to questions raised by potential tenderers
• Sitting on evaluation panels, where appropriate
• Assisting budget holders to draft compliant letters to successful and unsuccessful tenderers
• Administering eTenders processes, including setting up new users, deleting users and opening eTenders mailboxes, as required
• Co-ordinating the compilation of the Contracts Register
• Providing group training on both procurement and on the use of eTenders and OJEU

Key Competencies Required

• Knowledge of the Business, specifically public service procurement (General Procurement Directive)
• Creativity and Innovation
• Networking
• Leadership & Management
• Communications and Personal Effectiveness
• Negotiation and Influencing
• Project Management

Additional Requirements

• A recognised qualification relating to public procurement and extensive work experience in a similar role is essential
• Relevant technical knowledge and at least 5 years' experience in public service procurement is essential
• Ability to work well under pressure and to meet tight deadlines
• A full current driving licence is essential
• Working outside of standard office hours may be required