Procurement Coordinator
Listed on 2026-10-03
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Business
Supply Chain & Logistics, Business Administration, Regulatory Compliance Specialist -
Supply Chain/Logistics
Procurement / Purchasing, Supply Chain & Logistics, Business Administration, Regulatory Compliance Specialist
the procurement coordinator plays a vital role in the state government procurement process by managing and facilitating the acquisition of goods and services required by the department. This position ensures compliance with state procurement laws, regulations, and internal policies while providing support for the day-to-day procurement functions. The procurement coordinator is responsible for assisting in the preparation of procurement documents, processing orders, coordinating with vendors, and ensuring that all procurement activities are completed efficiently, transparently, and in a timely manner.
thisposition requires on-site employment with no remote or hybrid options available. job responsibilities and expected results
assist in the preparation of procurement documents, including requests for proposals (rfps), invitations for bids (ifbs), purchase orders, and contracts.
review procurement requests from departments, ensuring they are complete and comply with state regulations before processing.
coordinate the release of procurement solicitations and ensure vendors receive proper instructions for submitting proposals or bids.
assist in tracking and managing procurement milestones, including vendor selection, contract award, and delivery timelines.
provide information and guidance to vendors regarding procurement policies, procedures, and requirements.
ensure that vendors are in compliance with the terms and conditions outlined in contracts.
monitor procurement transactions and follow up on outstanding orders to ensure timely delivery and completion.
assist in managing the inventory of goods and supplies, ensuring proper documentation and tracking for accounting purposes.
maintain organized records of procurement activities and transactions, ensuring compliance with audit standards.
support contract administration by monitoring contract terms and conditions to ensure that vendors fulfill their obligations.
review contracts for accuracy and completeness before final approval and execution.
assist in tracking contract renewal dates, amendments, and changes, ensuring all updates are documented and communicated appropriately.
assist in preparing procurement reports, including tracking procurement budgets, spending, and vendor performance.
compile procurement data for management review, identifying trends, savings opportunities, and areas for improvement.
position informationjob series: procurement
classification: procurement coordinator - career path
class code: ppr
02p
pay grade: sgs
07
salary range: $57,351 - $84,879
job summarythe procurement coordinator plays a vital role in the state government procurement process by managing and facilitating the acquisition of goods and services required by the department. This position ensures compliance with state procurement laws, regulations, and internal policies while providing support for the day-to-day procurement functions. The procurement coordinator is responsible for assisting in the preparation of procurement documents, processing orders, coordinating with vendors, and ensuring that all procurement activities are completed efficiently, transparently, and in a timely manner.
primaryresponsibilities
assist in the preparation of procurement documents, including requests for proposals (rfps), invitations for bids (ifbs), purchase orders, and contracts. Review procurement requests from departments, ensuring they are complete and comply with state regulations before processing. Coordinate the release of procurement solicitations and ensure vendors receive proper instructions for submitting proposals or bids. Assist in tracking and managing procurement milestones, including vendor selection, contract award, and delivery timelines.
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