Manager of Procurement

Manager of Procurement
Salary: $100,000
Downtown Orlando, FL

Why This Opportunity Stands Out

This Procurement Manager role is a newly created position within a mission-driven nonprofit organization with statewide impact. The organization is investing in building a stronger, more sophisticated procurement and contract administration function, and this Procurement Manager will have true ownership in shaping how procurement supports grant-funded and community programs.

What makes this Procurement Manager opportunity compelling:

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  High-visibility role partnering directly with Finance, Legal, and Program leadership

  
  
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  Meaningful mission impact supporting federally funded and community-focused initiatives

  
  
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  Strong benefits package and long-term stability within a nonprofit environment

  
  
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  Opportunity to build processes, templates, and standards from the ground up

  
  
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  Collaborative, values-driven culture focused on service, accountability, and integrity

  
  
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This role is ideal for a Procurement Manager who wants purpose, ownership, and professional influence—not just transactional purchasing.

Key Responsibilities

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  Own procurement and contract administration activities, including solicitations, evaluations, negotiations, and vendor selection

  
  
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  Ensure compliance with federal procurement regulations, including Uniform Guidance (2 CFR Part 200), state requirements, and internal policies

  
  
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  Manage the full contract lifecycle, including amendments, renewals, monitoring, documentation, and close-out

  
  
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  Partner with finance and grants teams to align procurement activity with budgets, grant terms, and audit requirements

  
  
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  Develop procurement tools, procedures, training materials, and internal guidance for organization-wide use

  
  
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Qualifications

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  Bachelor’s degree in Business, Public Administration, or a related field

  
  
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  5+ years of federal procurement and contract administration experience, including Uniform Guidance compliance

  
  
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  Proven experience managing contracts, documentation, audits, and cross-functional stakeholders
  
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