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Principal Contract Officer
Queensland Government Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia
Queensland Government
Principal Contract Officer
Queensland Government Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia
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The Principal Contract Officer leads and manages cross-functional teams of contract professionals who are responsible for negotiating and implementing service investment and contract management arrangements with a diverse range of suppliers to meet the needs of vulnerable individuals, families and communities.
The Principal Contract Officer's Key Responsibilities Are
Lead effective team involvement and/or participate in end to end procurement processes including tender processes and market analysis in partnership with various business areas.
Lead effective contract management of suppliers from a range of diverse and cultural backgrounds including, contract development and renegotiation where required, and monitoring to ensure compliance with legislation, contracts, investment specifications and departmental policies and procedures.
Utilise tools and systems to analyse and interpret a wide variety of supplier and performance related information to drive better outcomes through the supplier relationship.
Monitor systems and strategies to ensure remedial action is taken and non-compliance issues with suppliers and/or licensed organisations are effectively managed.
Provide direction to contract management staff in relation to monitoring and undertaking inspection of individual care services covered by a licence; and contribute to the development and maintenance of the licensing process.
Negotiate and maintain effective and respectful working relationships with departmental staff, other government agencies and a diverse range of suppliers on a range of human service delivery issues.
Provide high level strategic and operational advice to senior management on appropriate change/improvement strategies in supplier service delivery.
Undertake, implement and/or coordinate projects to improve the delivery of procurement outcomes and address the needs of vulnerable clients from a range of diverse backgrounds.
Provide direction, advice and mentoring to contract management staff in relation to legislation, compliance, financial, legal and cultural issues.
Ensure human resources are effectively managed and decisions concerning these resources are made in line with departmental policies, procedures and delegations.
Professionally represent the department at forums with key stakeholders and suppliers.
Prepare and coordinate briefs, correspondence and reports consistent with departmental guidelines
Applications to remain current for 12 months.
Occupational group Community Care
Queensland Government Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia
Queensland Government
Principal Contract Officer
Queensland Government Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia
1 week ago Be among the first 25 applicants
See who Queensland Government has hired for this role
Apply
Save
The Principal Contract Officer leads and manages cross-functional teams of contract professionals who are responsible for negotiating and implementing service investment and contract management arrangements with a diverse range of suppliers to meet the needs of vulnerable individuals, families and communities.
The Principal Contract Officer's Key Responsibilities Are
Lead effective team involvement and/or participate in end to end procurement processes including tender processes and market analysis in partnership with various business areas.
Lead effective contract management of suppliers from a range of diverse and cultural backgrounds including, contract development and renegotiation where required, and monitoring to ensure compliance with legislation, contracts, investment specifications and departmental policies and procedures.
Utilise tools and systems to analyse and interpret a wide variety of supplier and performance related information to drive better outcomes through the supplier relationship.
Monitor systems and strategies to ensure remedial action is taken and non-compliance issues with suppliers and/or licensed organisations are effectively managed.
Provide direction to contract management staff in relation to monitoring and undertaking inspection of individual care services covered by a licence; and contribute to the development and maintenance of the licensing process.
Negotiate and maintain effective and respectful working relationships with departmental staff, other government agencies and a diverse range of suppliers on a range of human service delivery issues.
Provide high level strategic and operational advice to senior management on appropriate change/improvement strategies in supplier service delivery.
Undertake, implement and/or coordinate projects to improve the delivery of procurement outcomes and address the needs of vulnerable clients from a range of diverse backgrounds.
Provide direction, advice and mentoring to contract management staff in relation to legislation, compliance, financial, legal and cultural issues.
Ensure human resources are effectively managed and decisions concerning these resources are made in line with departmental policies, procedures and delegations.
Professionally represent the department at forums with key stakeholders and suppliers.
Prepare and coordinate briefs, correspondence and reports consistent with departmental guidelines
Applications to remain current for 12 months.
Occupational group Community Care
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