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- Employment type
- Full-time
- Experience level
- Lead · 10+ years
- Minimum education
- Bachelor’s degree
- Posting language
- English
- Working hours
- 40 hours per week
- Seniority
- Mid-Senior level
Job summary
Manage contracts through their full lifecycle and advise clients, staff, and senior leaders on contracting strategies, contract language, practices, and applicable laws. Lead the development and implementation of a provincial contract management program, including quality assurance, risk assessment, contract review, negotiation support, and contracting policies and procedures.
Job details
Job Summary The Senior Contracts Advisor is responsible and accountable through collaboration with the Sourcing - team managing contracts developed by BCCSS through their complete lifecycle. In addition, they will provide advice to clients, BCCSS staff and Senior Leadership on contracting strategies, contract language, contracting practices and all Provincial & Federal laws and regulations. This includes advice on implications on business strategies and approaches. Liaises with and acts as BCCSS representative to external legal counsel, government regulatory authorities and HA legal and risk management groups. As a member of the Sourcing management leadership team, the role is accountable for the provision of strategic leadership, planning and overall implementation of an integrated provincial contract management program. Duties/Accountabilities Develops and manages a contract quality assurance program in collaboration with the Sr. Lead Contract Planning and Support including assessment of risks related to procurement and contractual agreement Commercial/legal review of contracts, working with category leads to ensure extension and renegotiation of existing contracts for upcoming extensions, or termination of contracts. In collaboration with Sourcing Management Team develop and implement a Best in Class sourcing and contracting process for BCCSS to manage complex, risky and high-value commercial contracts in accordance with BCCSS policies and procedures, applicable laws, and customer requirements. Participate in the formation, development and revision of contracting policies and procedures Working with Sourcing Directors and Category Leads to analyze RFP’s, mentor and provide stewardship to negotiate with proponents to resolve all contracting terms and conditions Support, mentor and assist the Category Leads in the final preparation of the contract documents including sign off Qualifications A level of education, training, and experience equivalent to a Law Degree, with ten (10) years experience in contract law, preferably in a procurement environment, including five (5) years experience in commercial/legal review of contracts including but not limited to extension and renegotiations and/or termination. Strong knowledge of interpreting contractual language including but not limited to applicable statutes, regulations, common law, criminal code, law of negligence, insurance law, equity, doctrines of law. Comprehensive knowledge of general corporate business practices, government and commercial contracting regulations and principles, and accounting and financing principles. Proven knowledge to manage high risk and high value commercial contracts in accordance with policy and procedures and applicable laws. Ability to communicate effectively with internal and external executives and stakeholders.
What you’ll do
Manage contracts through their full lifecycle and advise clients, staff, and senior leaders on contracting strategies, contract language, practices, and applicable laws. Lead the development and implementation of a provincial contract management program, including quality assurance, risk assessment, contract review, negotiation support, and contracting policies and procedures.
Requirements
Requires a law degree or equivalent education, training, and experience, with ten years of contract law experience, preferably in procurement, including five years reviewing commercial contracts. Candidates need strong knowledge of contract law and regulatory requirements, corporate and government contracting practices, financial principles, and the management of high-risk, high-value contracts, as well as effective communication skills.
Listed skills
- Regulatory Compliance · Preferred
- Leadership · Preferred
- Procurement · Preferred
- Contract Negotiation · Preferred
Other relevant skills
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- Contract Management
- Contract Law
- Commercial Contract Review
- Procurement
- Contract Negotiation
- Contract Lifecycle Management
- Risk Assessment
- Sourcing Strategy
- Contract Quality Assurance
- Contract Policy Development
- Regulatory Compliance
- Legal Analysis
- Stakeholder Communication
- Leadership
- RFP Analysis
- Contract Extension and Renegotiation
Job areas
- Legal
- Management & Leadership
- Government & Public Sector
- Healthcare
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