Proven experience as a Procurement Manager or similar procurement-oriented role within major infrastructure or construction projects. A leading joint-venture organisation delivering a major high‑speed rail infrastructure programme is currently recruiting a Permanent Procurement Manager to join their team. These roles sit across key project sections, supporting high‑value civil engineering works and working closely with internal stakeholders and the supply chain. Role - Procurement Manager Type - Permanent Location - Chipping Warden Working Pattern: 3 days on site, 2 days working remote Salary - Permanent up to £65,000 + benefits Key responsibilities for the Procurement Manager will include and will not be limited to:

Managing procurement activities for a specific section of works, including tendering, negotiating and awarding subcontract packages. Acting as the main point of contact for suppliers, ensuring communication and negotiations reflect company values and standards. Running procurement exercises ethically, focusing on value rather than lowest cost. Keeping internal stakeholders informed and aligned throughout the process. Preparing and presenting procurement strategies, tender evaluations and award recommendations. Ensuring supplier capacity, capability and timelines are fully considered during tendering. Producing accurate subcontract documentation in line with company processes and NEC requirements. Key skills and experience required for the Procurement Manager job applicant and will not be limited to:

Proven experience working with NEC contracts (essential). Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle (essential). Experience managing procurement activities within large civil engineering, construction or infrastructure projects (essential). Experience supporting procurement on major rail, transportation, highways or similar complex project environments (desirable). Excellent written communication skills, including drafting formal subcontract documents. Strong understanding of supply chain principles, procedures and procurement best practice. Analytical mindset with strong problem‑solving and organisational skills. Ability to work with diverse internal and external stakeholders to deliver successful project outcomes.

To apply for this Procurement Manager / Senior Procurement Specialist / Subcontract Buyer / NEC Procurement Manager / Infrastructure Procurement Manager opportunity, candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK