Job ID: 2171

Job Title:

Deputy Chief Procurement Officer

Salary Scale:

D - EC$ 106,392

Item:

Date of Vacancy

4/26/26

No. of Vacancies:

Department:

Administration Min of Finance

Job Type:

Full Time

Suggested Posting:

5/6/26

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Deputy Chief Procurement Officer.docx

Applications are invited from a highly capable and results-driven Deputy Chief Procurement Officer to help lead and strengthen public procurement across the Public Service.

This is a key leadership role within the Procurement Unit, supporting the Chief Procurement Officer in overseeing daily operations, guiding procurement compliance, supervising procurement personnel, and ensuring that public funds are spent transparently, efficiently and in accordance with the law.

The successful candidate will provide expert procurement advice to Ministries and Departments, review procurement documents and award recommendations, support the development of policies and procedures, and help drive continuous improvement in procurement systems, internal controls and service delivery.

This role is ideal for a confident, analytical and solutions-oriented professional with strong leadership skills, sound judgment, attention to detail, and a commitment to good governance, public accountability and excellent customer service.

Question 1:

Tell us about your experience in procurement, contract management, finance, audit, compliance, project management, operations, administration, or another related field. How has that experience prepared you for a role focused on public procurement, governance and accountability?

Question 2:

The Deputy Chief Procurement Officer will supervise staff, manage competing deadlines, and work with a wide range of stakeholders. Describe your leadership style and give an example of how you have managed people, deadlines, or complex work in a high-pressure environment.

Question 3:

Public procurement supports value for money and effective service delivery across Government. What improvements would you bring to strengthen efficiency, customer service, and accountability in a public sector environment?