Senior Contracts Lead — Airport Infrastructure & Claims

Parsons; Riyadh; On-site; SAR 290,000 - 446,000; Full time

Job summary

Parsons is seeking a Contracts Lead for airport infrastructure projects in Riyadh. The role focuses on day‑to‑day contractual leadership across airfield works, utilities, fencing, and access roads, ensuring accurate documentation and timely communications within contract provisions.

You will support multiple packages, maintain compliance, and protect commercial positions while coordinating with project teams to address delays, disruptions, and technical issues through established contractual

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related discipline; minimum 10 years in contract management/administration.
• Strong experience drafting contractual correspondence and converting site events into formal notices.
• Knowledge of FIDIC or NEC contract forms desirable.

Responsibilities

• Lead contract administration across airport/airfield packages.
• Draft letters, notices, responses, and change-related correspondence.
• Translate delays, disruptions, and technical matters into contractual communications.
• Maintain logs, deadlines, and records; monitor contractual obligations and milestones.
• Support claims management, variation/change management, and closeout documentation.
• Coordinate with Project Managers, Engineers, and Commercial teams on contractual positions.

Skills

Contract administration

Contract management

Airport contracts

Airfield infrastructure

FIDIC

NEC

Education

Bachelor's degree in Law, Business Admin, Engineering (or related)

Job description

Parsons is seeking a Contracts Lead for airport infrastructure projects in Riyadh. The role focuses on day‑to‑day contractual leadership across airfield works, utilities, fencing, and access roads, ensuring accurate documentation and timely communications within contract provisions.

You will support multiple packages, maintain compliance, and protect commercial positions while coordinating with project teams to address delays, disruptions, and technical issues through established contractual