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Nottingham City Council sent this bulletin at 06-01-2016 12:01 PM GMT|
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This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced procurement manager to join Nottingham City Council's Highways service area. You will be highly motivated and have demonstrable experience of highway contract management from contract preparation to successful contract delivery. The post holder will be responsible for managing the leading on the successful delivery of contracts often worth between £5 to £15 million per annum, in line with the service strategy. ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS - A strong understanding of the procurement environment and sound knowledge of the application and the impact of EU Procurement Directives. - Good communication both verbal and written with a strong level of literacy and numeracy. - Highly organised individual, both of self and individuals with the ability to think in advance. - Willing, enthusiastic and flexible in their approach. For all informal enquiries, please contact Peter Wells on 0115 8761351 or email peter.wells@nottinghamcity.gov.uk To drive participation and engagement within the Adult Tennis recreational and competitive programmes at the Nottingham Tennis Centre. Create and develop links within the city wide community within Universities, parks and disability assisting in the development of a City-wide tennis programme. ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS: - A tennis coaching qualification and licence equivalent to LTA Level 3 - Sales and retention skills to drive a growing programme - Interpersonal and people management skills - Budgeting, forecasting and business development skills This post is subject to an enhanced DBS Check with Children’s Barring List Check (regulated activity with Children) For informal enquires please contact Mike Wisner email: mike.wisner@nottinghamcity.gov.uk
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