Strategic EPC & O&M Contracts Lead

MGEN Renewables; Pasig; On-site; PHP 2,000,000 - 4,000,000; Full time

Job summary

MGEN Renewables in the Philippines seeks a senior Commercial & Supply Chain Manager to own end-to-end procurement and contract management for EPC, O&M, and large-scale projects. You will lead sourcing strategy, vendor negotiations, and risk management to align with project timelines and budgets.

You will negotiate LTSA and framework agreements, manage contracts from lump-sum to BOO/BOT structures, and act as the primary interface with EPC contractors, service providers, and OEMs to

Qualifications

• Advanced commercial and negotiation skills.
• Strong knowledge of EPC, O&M, and construction contract structures.
• Financial and commercial acumen.
• Strong leadership and decision-making skills.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement strategic supply chain and procurement plans for EPC and O&M projects.
• Lead commercial negotiations for EPC, O&M, LTSA, and framework agreements across multi-million-dollar contracts.
• Draft, review, and manage contractual documentation including RFQs, RFPs, bid evaluations and awards.
• Manage supplier and contractor relationships and perform performance evaluations.
• Support procurement of spares and long-lead items for operational assets; negotiate SLAs and O&M contracts.
• Identify risks and ensure governance, compliance and audits are followed.

Skills

Commercial negotiation

EPC & O&M knowledge

Contract structures

Leadership & decision-making

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Supply Chain, Business, or Commercial Management

Job description

MGEN Renewables in the Philippines seeks a senior Commercial & Supply Chain Manager to own end-to-end procurement and contract management for EPC, O&M, and large-scale projects. You will lead sourcing strategy, vendor negotiations, and risk management to align with project timelines and budgets.

You will negotiate LTSA and framework agreements, manage contracts from lump-sum to BOO/BOT structures, and act as the primary interface with EPC contractors, service providers, and OEMs to