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Advise on tendering and contracting strategies at project inception
prepare pre-qualification documents, invitations, and evaluation criteria in consultation with Sponsoring Department (SD)
Suggest appropriate tendering processes and prepare Tender Plan submissions along with tender strategies
Review and comment on Scopes of Work/Services (SOW), identify contractual gaps, unlimited liabilities, and verify completeness of technical information
Ensure consistency and accuracy across tender documents
recommend suitable pricing mechanisms aligned with SOW
Manage tender queries, review technical responses, and prepare commercial clarifications
ensure timely issuance of Tender Bulletins
Participate in mid-tender meetings, site visits, and discussions with bidders
Address deviations to General Conditions of Contract and ensure compliance of bids with tender requirements
Prepare Technical Evaluation Reports and lead Commercial Evaluation, including analysis of proposals, preparation of Commercial Tabulation, and Evaluation Reports
Coordinate with SD for Award Plan and Letter of Acceptance
finalize and issue draft contracts for execution
Administer change management processes, evaluate proposed changes for contractual impact, and assess contractor claims from contractual and commercial perspectives
Ensure timely initiation of contract close-out processes
review Completion Certificates, Statement of Final Accounts, Close-out Reports, and Discharge Certificates
Identify global trends in material supply to support sourcing strategies and risk mitigation plans
Participate in creation and implementation of SLAs and KPIs
monitor performance and key deliverables such as administration of bonds and guarantees
Requirements:
Bachelor’s Degree in Quantity Surveying, Engineering, or equivalent discipline
Minimum 10 years of experience in pre- and post-contract administration or supply chain environment, with at least 5 years in the oil and gas industry
Sound knowledge of Contracts Law (desirable)
Proficient in: Commercial and contractual aspects of pre- and post-award contract administration
Contractual correspondence, contract verbatim, and report writing
Analytical, logical, and problem-solving skills
Thorough understanding of engineering, procurement, and construction techniques
Familiarity with various contract types such as FEED, ECS, Construction, Consultancy, and O&M contracts
Knowledge of Incoterms and their commercial implications
Computer literate with ability to perform contract analysis and evaluate statistical data (historical and projected)