Construction Procurement Specialist

Base pay range

$70,000.00/yr - $90,000.00/yr

One of our top clients is searching for a Procurement Engineer to join their team on their project in Boise, ! The role of the Procurement Engineer offers extensive on-site supply chain support by integrating a dedicated team member within the project team. This person acts as the main contact for all supply chain and procurement activities, ensuring smooth project execution, efficient cost management, and robust supplier relationships.

This is a full-time role with great opportunity for long-term growth!

• Minimum 3-5 years of experience in a procurement position.
• Construction industry experience.
• Working knowledge of H.V.A.C. parts and equipment.
• Knowledge of local manufacturers' representatives and dealers.
• Knowledge of local contractors including electrical, general, crane, etc.
• Ability to demonstrate accuracy and a detail-oriented approach to data entry.

• Project Integration & Communication:
  Acts as the main link between the project team, ACCO departments, and external suppliers. Attends project meetings to update the team on procurement needs and delays, and assists ACCO staff professionally.
• On-Site Setup & Administration:
  Manages jobsite setup, including office trailers and essential services.
• Procurement Log:
  Creates and maintains procurement logs.
• Budget & Procurement Management:
  Oversees the budget and buyout for project equipment, materials, and services. Ensures timely ordering, negotiates with vendors for competitive pricing, processes purchase orders and change orders, and tracks equipment delivery.
• Invoice & Financial Management:
  Manages the Medius queue, validates invoice pricing, reviews change order requests, and confirms receipt of invoiced items. Prepares invoice packages and verifies prices against purchase orders.
• P.O. & Subcontract Management:
  Ensures accurate committed costs and timely execution of subcontracts. Manages subcontractor enrollment and can issue subcontracts in special situations.
• Equipment Rental Management:
  Uses existing agreements or negotiates new ones for equipment rental. Performs rent vs. buy analysis and tracks rented equipment.
• Supplier Management:
  Acts as a link to ACCO's suppliers, resolving issues like credit holds or payment problems. Coordinates returns and credit memos, maintains vendor relationships, and keeps updated vendor lists. Understands vendor products, price trends, and handles warranty items.
• Logistics Support:
  Sources and manages transportation suppliers for project needs, overseeing costs.
• Project Close Out:
  Validates all PO/subcontract values, ensures all invoices are submitted and paid, and manages the closeout of open commitments.

• Mid-Senior level

• Full-time

• Supply Chain
• Construction