Procurement Coordinator
dragadosSecaucus (NJ)
About the role
Job Details:
Work with the Estimating and Procurement Director to set up RFP documentation in our Bidding Software for each project SPC is pursuing.
Work with Procurement Director to ensure all potential Subcontractors and suppliers are added to each bid package within a pursuit.
Work with Procurement and Estimating to ensure all related information (scope pages, addendums, etc) are up to date in Bidding software and communicated to interested bidders.
Work with Procurement to set up and maintain all RFI logs pertaining to each pursuit, communicate RFI's with appropriate parties and ensure all RFI's are closed and communicated back to potential bidders.
Work with Procurement and Estimating teams to ensure at least three quotes on all bid packages are received through our bidding software.
Work with Procurement, estimating and compliance to ensure all SPC documentation is up to date with minority companies pertaining to each bid package.
Ensure all SPC outreach documentation is maintained and up to date with all relevant companies pertaining to each bid package potentially included in SPC pursuits.
Work with Procurement Director to prepare and issue subcontracts and purchase orders which comply with SPC policy within our contracting software.
Ensure all required documentation (bond, COI, W9) is submitted with signed contract agreement.
Ensure all contracts and change orders are executed and log status of subcontracts, change orders and purchase orders in contracting software.
Track all redline progress on contracts within contract software and incorporate all approved redlines into contract documentation.
Generate weekly contract status reports and send out to all SPC projects.
Performs other related duties as required and assigned.
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