Procurement Specialist
<p>RESPONSIBLITIES AND DUTIES</p><p>1. Research, identify and evaluate price, quality and availability of goods and services.</p><p>Negotiates purchase and renewal terms, prices and indemnification language; Utilize</p><p>efficient and economical procurement practices and methods to select appropriate</p><p>vendors or service providers for the District.</p><p>2. Build and maintain relationships with vendors, District employees and the community.</p><p>3. Coordinate demonstrations with vendors related to materials, products and services.</p><p>4. Review, identify and obtain certificates of insurance including: general liability, auto,</p><p>workers Compensation, errors and omissions and other certifications as required. Audit</p><p>documentation from vendors. Coordinate with the District insurance carrier to issue</p><p>insurance certificates as requested for usage of off-campus sites.</p><p>5. Analyze purchase requisitions to determine appropriate buying method while</p><p>considering competitive and sole source regulations. Process and reconcile purchase</p><p>requisitions to ensure accuracy and compliance with District purchasing procedures</p><p>and applicable laws safeguarding the District from risk.</p><p>6. Assist in the preparation and development of credit applications, contractual</p><p>documents, public works contracts, formal bids, requests for quotations and proposals.</p><p>7. Manage and audit inventory, generate reports related to asset management.</p><p>8. Input procurement data into spreadsheets and databases; generate reports,</p><p>computerized records, and files related to the Districts procurement and contract</p><p>functions.</p><p>9. Create and maintain vendor files.</p><p>10. Generate and manage a list of prequalified suppliers for Public Works projects as</p><p>required under the California Uniform Construction Cost Account Act (CUPCCAA).</p><p>11. Train and oversee the work of student employees.</p><p>12. Train and communicate procurement and contracts policies and procedures to user of</p><p>the financial system, including assisting requestors with entering requisitions.</p><p>13. Serve as a liaison between District staff and suppliers to resolve discrepancies</p><p>including; late, incorrect, damaged shipments; outstanding orders, back orders; invoice</p><p>inconsistencies, verify receipt of materials.</p><p><br></p><p>For immediate consideration please contact Cortney at 209-225-2014</p>
Contracts, Government Contracts, Public Works, Public Sector Organizations, Government Procurement, Bidding Processes, Contract Negotiation, Approved Requisitions, Data Entry
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- Stockton, CA
- onsite
- Temporary
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23.75 - 27.50 USD / Hourly
- <p>RESPONSIBLITIES AND DUTIES</p><p>1. Research, identify and evaluate price, quality and availability of goods and services.</p><p>Negotiates purchase and renewal terms, prices and indemnification language; Utilize</p><p>efficient and economical procurement practices and methods to select appropriate</p><p>vendors or service providers for the District.</p><p>2. Build and maintain relationships with vendors, District employees and the community.</p><p>3. Coordinate demonstrations with vendors related to materials, products and services.</p><p>4. Review, identify and obtain certificates of insurance including: general liability, auto,</p><p>workers Compensation, errors and omissions and other certifications as required. Audit</p><p>documentation from vendors. Coordinate with the District insurance carrier to issue</p><p>insurance certificates as requested for usage of off-campus sites.</p><p>5. Analyze purchase requisitions to determine appropriate buying method while</p><p>considering competitive and sole source regulations. Process and reconcile purchase</p><p>requisitions to ensure accuracy and compliance with District purchasing procedures</p><p>and applicable laws safeguarding the District from risk.</p><p>6. Assist in the preparation and development of credit applications, contractual</p><p>documents, public works contracts, formal bids, requests for quotations and proposals.</p><p>7. Manage and audit inventory, generate reports related to asset management.</p><p>8. Input procurement data into spreadsheets and databases; generate reports,</p><p>computerized records, and files related to the Districts procurement and contract</p><p>functions.</p><p>9. Create and maintain vendor files.</p><p>10. Generate and manage a list of prequalified suppliers for Public Works projects as</p><p>required under the California Uniform Construction Cost Account Act (CUPCCAA).</p><p>11. Train and oversee the work of student employees.</p><p>12. Train and communicate procurement and contracts policies and procedures to user of</p><p>the financial system, including assisting requestors with entering requisitions.</p><p>13. Serve as a liaison between District staff and suppliers to resolve discrepancies</p><p>including; late, incorrect, damaged shipments; outstanding orders, back orders; invoice</p><p>inconsistencies, verify receipt of materials.</p><p><br></p><p>For immediate consideration please contact Cortney at 209-225-2014</p>
- 2025-10-21T16:18:44Z