This position reports to the Director of the Bureau of Administration for PSERS. The incumbent will manage and direct the routine and long-term procurement needs of the agency, focusing not only on the day-to-day needs of the department but also future planning and specialized complex procurement tasks. Responsibilities will include the full range of supervisory duties for a small team handling procurement activities, policy analysis as it relates to procurement for the agency, establishing and updating procedural documents, create and maintain template documents, establish service level agreements and tracking metrics, develop contract administration tools, develop reports and inform executive staff on decision making with regard to procurement strategies, represent the procurement department of PSERS during complex contract negotiations through execution at the Department of General Services Procurement Policy Council, and serve as a member of the Commonwealth Procurement User Group.
Candidates who will be successful in this role will be detail oriented and can provide strategic planning to manage day-to-day as well as anticipate future requirements. Possessing strong interpersonal and communication skills will best support this role as building relationships with a variety of staff, executives, business partners, and vendors is essential to the position's responsibilities.
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