Procurement Strategy & Governance Lead

Public Service Division; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Public Service Division in Singapore is seeking a procurement professional to uphold governance in NEA- procurement processes across categories. You will manage and/or lead end-to-end tenders and quotations, ensure compliance with IM (Procurement) and GeBIZ, and provide sound procurement advice to support operational needs.

The role emphasizes category sourcing, business partnership with user divisions, and adherence to regulatory requirements while driving continuous improvement in procurement

Qualifications

• Minimum 5–8 years of experience in government procurement.
• Experience in managing procurement projects; exposure to complex or high-value procurements.
• Strong analytical, interpersonal, writing and presentation skills.

Responsibilities

• Manage and/or lead end-to-end procurement processes (tenders and quotations).
• Prepare, review and/or oversee tender and quotation documents for compliance.
• Support and/or lead development and implementation of sourcing strategies across procurement categories.
• Engage stakeholders to understand requirements and provide procurement advice on approaches, risks, and cost optimisation.
• Ensure adherence to procurement policies, IM, and regulatory requirements; maintain audit trails.
• Support process improvements to enhance procurement efficiency and effectiveness.

Skills

Analytical

Interpersonal

Writing

Presentations

Tools

IM (Procurement)

GeBIZ

IM (Revenue)

Job description

Public Service Division in Singapore is seeking a procurement professional to uphold governance in NEA- procurement processes across categories. You will manage and/or lead end-to-end tenders and quotations, ensure compliance with IM (Procurement) and GeBIZ, and provide sound procurement advice to support operational needs.

The role emphasizes category sourcing, business partnership with user divisions, and adherence to regulatory requirements while driving continuous improvement in procurement