The Procurement Coordinator is the process backbone of the Procurement Excellence Office, owning the full subcontractor lifecycle from prequalification and bid coordination through subcontract execution and onboarding. This person sets the standard, holds the line, and keeps the function moving with the confidence to push back when requirements are not met and the relationship skills to do it in a way that earns respect rather than resentment. The Procurement Excellence Office is new, the team is small, and the playbook is still being written. We are looking for someone who is energized by that reality rather than unsettled by it. You take ownership without being asked, bring solutions rather than problems, and see an incomplete system as an opportunity to build something worth being proud of. We want out-of-the-box thinkers who know how to partner across teams while also being the consistency, process, and standards that hold the function together. As the team grows and the function matures, the people who helped lay the foundation will be best positioned to grow with it. What we ask in return is genuine ownership, consistent follow-through, and a real commitment to making the work and the team better every day.
Process Gatekeeping and Document Control
Subcontractor Prequalification and Vendor Compliance
Bid Coordination and Estimating Team Support
Subcontract Assembly, Execution, and Onboarding
KPI, SOP, and Continuous Improvement
PEO Operations and Knowledge Management
Office-based with occasional site visits to support scope alignment and project team collaboration. Compliance with all applicable health, safety, and PPE requirements is required.
Process Discipline Holds the standard at every stage; incomplete work does not advance. Confident Communication Direct and professional even when delivering hard feedback. Ownership Sees open items as personal responsibility; drives them to resolution. Builder Mentality Energized by building systems from the ground up; leaves things better than how they were found. Construction Fluency Reads drawings, understands trade scopes, and engages credibly with field and design teams.