VP, Enterprise Procurement T&D

The Vice President, Enterprise Procurement, T&D is responsible for establishing, leading, and governing an enterprise-wide procurement and purchasing function that supports all MYR Group operating companies across the T&D businesses. This role provides executive leadership for strategic sourcing, enterprise purchasing leverage, supply-chain risk management, supplier strategy, and procurement governance while preserving operating-company autonomy. The role aligns enterprise procurement priorities with project execution, margin improvement, supplier reliability, and field operational needs.

Established in 1977, Great Southwestern Construction, Inc. (Great Southwestern) - a subsidiary of MYR Group Inc.

- has successfully completed hundreds of transmission, distribution, substation, live line, and clean energy projects nationwide. We are well positioned as a contractor of choice for providing transmission, distribution, and substation construction, telecommunication systems, maintenance, and emergency restoration services. Weutilizeourwell-established, long-standing reputation to create enduring relationships. We have built this reputation by meeting the needs of our clients and team members in a safe and innovative work atmosphere.

Our leadership team is second to none in providingsupportandopportunitiesfor growth, with over half of our senior management team having been promoted within the company. We believe in creating a balanced work-life environment built on our culture and values of safety, integrity, respect, and initiative. With industry leading benefits and compensation, weshowcasethe true value of our craft workers and truly put our People First.

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• Enterprise procurement strategy:
  • Develop and execute MYR Group's enterprise procurement strategy across all operating companies
  • Aggregate purchasing volume across T&D businesses to leverage scale and improve pricing and availability
  • Align procurement initiatives with margin improvement and risk mitigation goals
• Strategic sourcing and supplier management:
  • Lead enterprise strategic sourcing initiatives for major material and service categories
  • Establish national and regional Master Supply Agreements (MSAs)
  • Negotiate pricing, escalation clauses, rebates, and capacity commitments
  • Develop and maintain strategic supplier partnerships
• Operating company support:
  • Serve as a trusted advisor to operating company purchasing and operations teams
  • Provide strategic oversight for long-lead and high-risk material planning
  • Provide executive support for supplier escalation and market intelligence during shortages
• Governance and compliance:
  • Establish and govern enterprise procurement policies, standards, and controls
  • Standardize contract templates and commercial terms
  • Ensure alignment with legal, compliance, and ethical sourcing requirements
• Supply chain risk management:
  • Identify and mitigate supplier, geopolitical, and capacity risks
  • Develop contingency and dual-source strategies
• Data, reporting, and performance:
  • Advance enterprise procurement visibility and supplier performance reporting
  • Establish reporting mechanisms to measure cost savings and cost-avoidance performance
• Key performance indicators:
  • Cost savings and cost-avoidance performance
  • Percentage of procurement volume under MSAs
  • Supplier performance and reliability
  • Operating company stakeholder satisfaction
• Regular and predictable attendance
• Perform other responsibilities as assigned
• Essential functions of this position are to be performed at a Company-designated office or field location
• Understand and comply with the Company's Code of Business Conduct and Ethics Policy and other industry-specific professional and ethical standards

• 10-15 years of progressive procurement, supply-chain, or strategic sourcing leadership experience
• Executive-level experience in construction, EPC, utility, or industrial environments
• Demonstrated experience with high-value and long-lead materials

• Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Engineering, or Finance; a combination of relevant education and experience may be considered in lieu of a degree

• Strategic negotiation and contracting: Executive-level expertise in supplier negotiations, commercial terms, contract strategy, and long-term procurement agreements
• High-value material management: Proven success managing high-value, long-lead materials and equipment in support of complex electric…