Procurement Governance Lead - Category & Services

NEA National Environment Agency; Singapore; On-site; SGD 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

The NEA National Environment Agency in Singapore is seeking a procurement specialist to uphold governance and achieve best value for purchases. You will ensure government and NEA procurement policies are applied with integrity and transparency across the procurement value-chain.

You will review quotations, tenders, and evaluation reports for value for money; engage suppliers; and provide guidance to departments on purchases.

Qualifications

• 3 to 5 years of government procurement or supply chain experience.
• Familiar with Instruction Manual on Procurement and GeBIZ system and GeBIZ Management Console (GMC).
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Proficient in Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint.
• Performance driven, adaptable and a good team player.
• Good IT and data analytical skills.

Responsibilities

• Review quotation and tender documents for publication to ensure compliance with NEA’s procurement policy and guidelines.
• Review quotation and tender evaluation reports to ensure value for money, fairness, transparency and compliance with NEA’s procurement policies and guidelines.
• Improve outreach, conduct training and facilitate dialogue among the procurement community in NEA.
• Undertake studies of supply markets and proactively source and engage suppliers.
• Advise and guide departments in their daily purchases of goods and services, based on the procurement rules and guidelines.

Skills

Excel

PowerPoint

Data analytics

Problem solving

Teamwork

Tools

GeBIZ

GMC

Job description

The NEA National Environment Agency in Singapore is seeking a procurement specialist to uphold governance and achieve best value for purchases. You will ensure government and NEA procurement policies are applied with integrity and transparency across the procurement value-chain.

You will review quotations, tenders, and evaluation reports for value for money; engage suppliers; and provide guidance to departments on purchases.