Principal Procurement & Contract Administrator

Contracts Administration (Administration & Office Support)Government - State (Government & Defence) Provide high-quality and timely contract administration for the division's high-value and high-risk contracts, including to monitor performance through formal review meetings with contract managers and suppliers.Provide advice and structured support for routine sourcing activities undertaken by business areas, including contingent labour engagements.Provide expert advice on contract issues as required by business areas, including expert advice on extensions, renewals and variations, and the escalation of underperformance and complaints that cannot be resolved locally.Support the ongoing development of purchasing officer capability across the division and actively contribute to a community of practice for procurement delegates.Provide strategic advice to the Manager, CPCAU and Director, Courts Finance and Procurement to inform planning and monitor risk.Write / review complex reports, briefing notes, submissions, departmental and other correspondence in accordance with departmental standards as required.Mentor other CPCAU members to support a high performing and innovative team.Applications to remain current for 12 months.Job Ad Reference: QLD/575018/24Closing Date: Monday, 22 July 2024Department of Justice & Attorney General QLDWe are responsible for administering justice in Queensland. We also develop policies and deliver services to ensure safe, fair and productive work environments that contribute to the wellbeing of Queenslanders.The justice portfolio consists of business units, and numerous government and statutory bodies and officers in the areas of Justice Services. Our organisational structure (PDF, 120.5 KB) provides staff with clear direction, minimises duplication of services and enhances service delivery to the community.Source: This is an extract from the company's own website.We are responsible for administering justice in Queensland. We also develop policies and deliver services to ensure safe, fair and productive work environments that contribute to the wellbeing of Queenslanders.The justice portfolio consists of business units, and numerous government and statutory bodies and officers in the areas of Justice Services. Our organisational structure (PDF, 120.5 KB) provides staff with clear direction, minimises duplication of services and enhances service delivery to the community.Source: This is an extract from the company's own website. Don't provide your bank or credit card details when applying for jobs. What can I earn as a Contracts Administrator
#J-18808-Ljbffr