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Crown Infrastructure Delivery Ltd (CID) is seeking a Procurement and Project Controls Specialist to provide expert procurement, commercial and project controls support across a portfolio of government infrastructure projects.
You'll lead procurement processes under NZ Government Procurement Rules, advise project teams, manage budgets and financial forecasting, and contribute to risk management and project controls.
Help shape the delivery of New Zealand's infrastructure projects.
Crown Infrastructure Delivery (CID) is looking for a Procurement and Project Controls Specialist to provide expert procurement; commercial and project controls support across a portfolio of complex government infrastructure projects and programmes.
This is an opportunity for an experienced government procurement professional, Quantity Surveyor or commercial specialist to play a key role in delivering public value through robust procurement, financial management and project controls.
CID is a Crown-owned company delivering complex infrastructure projects across New Zealand. We partner with government agencies to manage procurement, design, and delivery ensuring projects are delivered safely, on time, on budget, and with lasting value.
At CID, you’ll join a collaborative, forward-thinking team committed to excellence. We offer flexible working, professional development and the chance to make a real impact.
Key areas of responsibility include:
You will also be provided with opportunities to develop skills across the other Project Support Office areas.
We're interested in hearing from people with experience in government procurement, quantity surveying, commercial management or project controls. Ideally, you'll have:
The following would be advantageous but are not essential:
At CID, our values guide everything we do. You’ll be part of a supportive team that invests in your development and gives you the opportunity to work on meaningful projects that make a real difference.
Applicants must have the legal right to work in New Zealand.