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SARS is seeking a self‑motivated procurement professional to deliver operational plans and support service delivery across the Free State and Northern Cape. You will manage 3‑quote processes, governance evaluation, and supplier interactions within the corporate procurement framework, ensuring compliance and value for money.
The role requires 3–4 years in a supply chain environment, with a focus on procurement.
Requisition ID11831-Posted22/10/2026- Region (1) - Location (2)
Position Reports to: Ops Manager: Procurement
Location : Bloemfontein, Free State
Advert Closing Date : 29 October 2026
SARS is looking for a self‑motivated, passionate person who can work independently with multiple cross‑functional teams, various internal stakeholders and systems/tools. This person will join a highly motivated and capable team and take responsibility for implementing sound practices within well‑governed processes. She/he will contribute towards the higher purpose and service orientation by ensuring that SARS allocated funding enables the nine Strategic Objectives. The successful candidate will provide supply chain services to Free State (Bloemfontein) and Northern Cape (Kimberley).
This role is located within the Corporate Enterprise Services – Procurement
To provide expertise, advice, and support to deliver on operational implementation plans and / or associated service delivery processes, driving & managing the process of procuring goods and services through the 3 quote processes for the relevant business units or cost centres. (The ceiling of these items will be between R2 000 and R1000 000, using the 80/20 process of evaluation), RFQ and Governance evaluation criteria in place, to continuously enhance service delivery.
National Diploma in Supply Chain Management / Advanced Certificate (NQF 6) and or related qualifications with 3-4 years' experience in a Supply Chain environment, of which 1-2 years knowledge within a Procurement environment.
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Senior Certificate (NQF 4) AND 6 years’ experience in a Supply Chain environment, of which 1-2 years knowledge within a Procurement environment.
Finance for Procurement Professionals - Intermediate. Understand financial statements. Perform supplier assessments - use and apply key financial ratios to understand various supply risks. Understand the application of financial info in your business., Accounting standards and their role. Proven tools to monitor; control; report and effectively budget., Budgeting and cost management in the Purchasing function - create an expenditure budget based on a previous year's figures (incremental)., Evaluate various capital purchasing methods for investment decisions., Financial tools to facilitate decision-making - assess the impact of external factors upon the investment decision-making process and how these might be factored into the modelling and business case. Managing financial risk in procurement - assess the different types of risk and their impact on suppliers; your own organisation and customers; and describe and evaluate the main options for managing financial risk associated with the supply chain.
(a) sensitive information, the disclosure of which may endanger the security or national interest of the Republic or could jeopardise the international relations of the Republic;(b) commercial information, the disclosure of which may cause serious financial loss to an entity; or (c) personal information, the disclosure of which may endanger the physical security of a person. E.g. VIP/Restricted Taxpayer information.
Managerial (Intermediate). Develops, improves and fulfils organisational and functional objectives in Procurement and supply. The establishment and modification of processes, strategies and control procedures will result from review and constructive challenge at each stage of the procurement process. The procurement process should have the appropriate strategic context and key elements: Demand Management, Sourcing, Supplier Performance & Measurement, Performance Management, Knowledge Management. Ensuring the effectiveness and continuing development of the procurement process in all phases from identification of business need through to performance measurement. Everyone involved in the process can contribute to value creation.
Compliance to Procurement Principles and Legislation. Government issued the General Procurement Guidelines not only as a prescription of standards of behaviour, ethics and accountability which it requires of its public service, but also as a statement of Government's commitment to a procurement system which enables the emergence of sustainable small, medium and micro businesses which will add to the common wealth of South Africa and the achievement of enhanced economic and social well-being of all South Africans. Tenders in South Africa are measured on three principles, namely Functionality, Price and Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE). An Enterprise's ability to execute a contract is measured through the Functionality Principal in the Tender Environment. If an Enterprise's tender response did not pass the Functionality test it can’t be measured on Price and B-BBEE. Enterprises that respond to tenders must ensure that they will pass the Functionality test in order to advance.
The Employment Equity policy of SARS will be considered as part of the recruitment and selection process and Persons with Disabilities are encouraged to apply. Successful candidates will be required to undertake an oath of secrecy, pre-employment screening, case study, pre-assessment, psychometric assessment and or vetting, and a declaration of private interest. The appointment is also subject to appropriate reference(s) and security clearance where applicable.