Procurement Manager

Responsibilities

The Procurement Manager is responsible for managing end-to-end procurement activities across multiple projects, ensuring all packages align with budget, quality, and compliance requirements. They will also lead, mentor, and develop junior team members while driving commercial value and process improvements across the business.

Requirements

The role requires extensive experience in managing high-value procurement packages and a strong understanding of construction industry standards, specifically cladding and fire safety. Candidates must demonstrate the ability to lead tender processes, negotiate contractual terms, and collaborate effectively with commercial and project teams.

Skills

• Procurement management
• Supply chain management
• Tender management
• Contract negotiation
• Commercial strategy
• Budget management
• Subcontractor management
• Cost engineering
• Value engineering
• Project management
• Reporting
• Mentoring
• Compliance
• Risk management
• Building safety regulations
• Façade remediation

About this role

Founded over 20 years, Lawtech have become a leading principal contractor specialising in cladding remediation. We deliver high-quality, compliant, multi-million-pound cladding repatriations & regeneration contracts throughout Great Britain.
The Company is committed to identifying and eliminating unlawful discriminatory practices, procedures, and attitudes throughout the Company. The Company expects employees to support this commitment and to assist in its realisation in all possible ways.
Specifically, the Company aims to ensure that no employee or candidate is subject to unlawful discrimination, either directly or indirectly, on the grounds of gender, race (including colour, nationality or ethnic origin), disability, sexual orientation, marital status, part time status, age, religion or belief. This commitment applies to all aspects of employment.
Overall Purpose of Role:
The Procurement Manager is responsible for managing procurement activities across multiple projects, ensuring subcontractor and consultant packages are procured in line with programme, budget, quality and compliance requirements.
The role will support the Head of Procurement in improving processes, strengthening the supply chain, standardising ways of working and driving commercial value across the business.
The Procurement Manager will oversee complex procurement packages, provide support and guidance to junior team members, and ensure that procurement activities are managed proactively and consistently across all projects.
Specific Responsibilities:
Overall Responsibilities
Support the Head of Procurement and other Procurement team members in the day-to-day running of the Procurement Department.
Take lead in implementing departmental processes, procedures, trackers, reporting and procurement controls.
Manage, support and develop Procurement Co-ordinators, Procurement Assistants and other junior team members through training, mentoring and day-to-day guidance.
Contribute towards departmental objectives, KPI performance and continuous improvement initiatives.
Assist with resource planning and workload allocation across the procurement team.
Promote a collaborative, commercially focused and process-driven approach across the department.
Support the department by temporarily undertaking ad hoc duties as required.
Operational Responsibilities
Lead the end-to-end procurement process for subcontractor, consultant and specialist supply and fit packages.
Manage high-value, high-risk and business-critical procurement packages across multiple projects.
Prepare and issue tender enquiries, analyse quotations, carry out tender comparisons and make recommendations.
Negotiate package scope, rates, preliminaries, programme requirements and contractual terms to achieve best value.
Review subcontractor and consultant quotations to ensure scope gaps, exclusions and commercial risks are identified.
Ensure all procurement packages are awarded in line with approved budgets, procurement schedules and programme requirements.
Ensure subcontract orders, consultant appointments and associated documentation are issued accurately and in a timely manner.
Work closely with the Commercial Team to ensure procurement decisions align with project budgets, cost plans and commercial strategy.
Support the Estimating Team with supply chain engagement, benchmark pricing and package comparisons.
Identify opportunities for cost savings, value engineering and improved procurement routes.
Assist in the management of procurement schedules across live, PCSA, pre-construction and tender projects.
Monitor package procurement status across all projects and escalate risks, delays or issues where required.
Support the Head of Procurement with reporting on procurement performance, supply chain issues, labour shortages and market conditions.
Work closely with Regional Managers, Project Managers, Commercial Teams and Site Teams to ensure procurement activities align with programme requirements.
Attend internal meetings, procurement meetings, subcontractor meetings and project review meetings as required.
Manage the day-to-day workload, priorities and performance of junior team members across live projects and tender activities.
Support operational teams with procurement-related issues, supply chain concerns and subcontractor performance matters.
Assist with subcontractor onboarding and ensure project-specific requirements are communicated clearly.
Ensure procurement trackers, schedules and internal systems are maintained accurately and updated regularly.
Ensure procurement documentation is stored correctly and remains fully auditable.
Maintain strong knowledge of façade remediation works, cladding systems, fire safety requirements, temporary works, scaffolding packages and Building Safety Act obligations.
Collaborate With
Head of Procurement
Commercial Team / Quantity Surveyors / Estimators.
Project Team (Regional Managers, Contract Managers, Project Managers, Site Managers)
Design Team
Health & Safety Team
Sub-contractors and Consultants

About Lawtech Group

Construction · 51-200 employees · headquartered in Gillingham, England · founded 2004