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Procurement Coordinator (Construction)
Mississauga, Ontario
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NegotiationExcelSupply ChainProcess ImprovementProcurementCommunicationTime ManagementPublic SpeakingMicrosoft OfficeInternal Audit
About the role
- The Procurement Coordinator plays a vital role in supporting the procurement function for a large-scale aviation infrastructure project.
- The Procurement Coordinator is responsible for vendor pre-qualification, tender issuance, commercial evaluation, and contract award to ensure all procurement activities align with project timelines, budget, and compliance standards.
Responsibilities
- Pre-qualification of bidders and manage the tender process using electronic quotation systems.
- Collaborate with stakeholders to ensure all technical, commercial, and schedule requirements are captured in tender documentation.
- Perform commercial evaluations of bids and contribute to vendor selection by presenting best-for-project options.
- Maintain clear communication with vendors and internal departments regarding procurement timelines, clarifications, and deliverables.
- Support the negotiation and execution of vendor contracts, including pricing, delivery schedules, and payment terms.
- Support stakeholder and client reporting by compiling procurement metrics and progress updates.
- Maintain organized procurement records and ensure adherence to internal controls and regulatory standards.
- Deliver procurement outcomes aligned with total cost of ownership and value-for-money principles.
- PACT (Pearson Accelerator Construction Team) is a General Partnership of Alberici, Amico, Kenaidan, and Obayashi, supported by design partners Egis, Mott MacDonald, and Weston Williamson + Partners.
- This multi-year program is designed to address immediate passenger growth demands while preparing Canada's largest airport for the future of air travel-including critical upgrades to airfield and infrastructure, greenhouse gas reduction initiatives, modernization of Terminals 1 and 3, and the creation of a world-class passenger experience.
Requirements
- The position will be based at our office in Mississauga, Ontario, with visits to the Airport site as required.
- Responsible for the preparation and issuance of procurement strategies and tender packages for goods and services required for project execution.
Skills
- Post-secondary degree or diploma in Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, Engineering, or a related field.
- P.P., SCMP or equivalent professional designation is considered an asset.
- 3-5 years of procurement experience in construction or large infrastructure projects.
- Familiarity with procurement software systems and enterprise tools, such as ACC BuildingConnected and Oracle.
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, including Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
- Demonstrated negotiation and communication skills.
- Strong organizational and time management skills, capable of managing multiple priorities in a high-paced environment.
- Understanding of procurement regulations, best practices, competitive bidding, and contract terms.
- Ability to analyze data, evaluate risk, and recommend procurement strategies aligned with project objectives.
- Experience working in collaborative environments with diverse stakeholder groups.
- Familiarity with GTAA or other major airport procedures is considered an asset.
- Eligibility for RAIC clearance required.
Company info
- It is mandatory for all employees to complete a Criminal Background check and successfully attain a Restricted Access Identity Card (RAIC) upon joining the company.
- Together, we are delivering Accelerator, a major program of Pearson LIFT (Long-term Investment in Facilities and Terminals), Toronto Pearson's infrastructure development plan.
Equal opportunity
- PACT is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to providing employment accommodation in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act.
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