Lead complex sourcing, procurement compliance, and process improvement for MNBC while advising ministries and departments across the Nation.
The Procurement Specialist serves as MNBC's day-to-day technical resource and leads procurements exceeding $25,000. This position develops sourcing strategies, solicitation documents, evaluation criteria, and compliant recommendations for complex requirements. It also improves templates, SOPs, workflows, and tools.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead competitive, non-competitive, emergency, and time-sensitive procurements
- Assess risk and recommend actions for non-standard procurement conditions
- Facilitate evaluation panels and prepare award recommendations
- Ensure Purchasing Authorization Table approvals are documented
- Report procurement performance, savings, compliance, risks, and opportunities
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in business, commerce, supply chain, or related field
- Four years' progressive procurement or supply chain experience
- Competitive RFP and RFQ leadership experience
- Knowledge of public sector procurement and contract risk
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office, especially Excel, Word, and Outlook
Apply procurement judgment, negotiation, policy interpretation, and sourcing expertise to strengthen MNBC's purchasing practices and outcomes.
Strategic Procurement Specialist MNBC in Surrey employer: Métis Nation British Columbia
As a leader in Métis-focused education, the College offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the advancement of culturally grounded learning environments while fostering a culture of accountability and innovation. Located in British Columbia, employees benefit from a supportive work culture that prioritizes professional development, collaboration, and community engagement, ensuring that staff are empowered to grow alongside the institution. With a commitment to reconciliation and inclusivity, the College stands out as an excellent employer for those seeking meaningful and impactful careers in post-secondary education.
Contact Details:
Métis Nation British Columbia Recruitment Team
