Senior Contract Specialist
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Canada
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Senior Contract Specialist
Peter Lucas Project Management Inc.
Role Description Peter Lucas Project Management invests in people and community, to provide gold standard project delivery. We are currently looking for a Contract Specialist to join our team. This role will be responsible for independently managing the full contract lifecycle, including: - Developing and executing RFPs - Leading commercial negotiations - Managing contract terms and conditions - Supporting business stakeholders through contract award and execution The successful candidate will be a self-directed professional capable of managing multiple priorities simultaneously with minimal supervision. This individual will work closely with project teams, technical stakeholders, legal, finance, and suppliers to develop commercially sound agreements that align with business objectives, risk requirements, and project timelines. The ideal candidate will have strong experience negotiating complex terms and conditions (T&Cs), managing competitive sourcing processes, and driving contract activities from strategy development through execution. Qualifications - 8+ years of contract, procurement, or commercial management experience - Strong experience negotiating terms and conditions, pricing, scope, and risk allocation - Proven ability to manage full-cycle RFPs from development through contract award - Experience managing operational contracts including maintenance, consulting, services, goods, and master service agreements - Ability to independently manage 15–30 concurrent contract activities - Experience working with operations, maintenance teams, suppliers, and diverse business stakeholders - Strong negotiation, communication, organization, and problem-solving skills - Ability to work independently with minimal direction - Experience in mining, energy, industrial operations, or large-scale projects preferred - Experience with contract risk management, legal reviews, and contract management systems preferred - SCMP, CIPS, CPCM, or equivalent certification is an asset Requirements - Lead end-to-end contract development and execution for complex procurement activities - Independently negotiate commercial terms, conditions, pricing structures, payment terms, liabilities, warranties, insurance requirements, and contractual risk allocation - Review, interpret, and negotiate supplier-proposed contract terms and exceptions - Identify contractual risks and recommend mitigation strategies - Partner with legal teams when required to resolve complex contractual issues - Independently develop and manage Requests for Proposal (RFPs), Requests for Quotation (RFQs), and competitive procurement processes - Develop sourcing strategies, bid packages, evaluation criteria, and commercial evaluation models - Coordinate supplier communications, clarification processes, evaluations, and recommendation summaries - Lead contract award recommendations and support stakeholder approvals - Manage multiple active contracts and procurement activities simultaneously - Maintain contract documentation, approvals, amendments, and change management records - Monitor contract performance, compliance, milestones, and deliverables - Support contract renewals, extensions, claims, disputes, and closeout activities - Act as the primary contracts point of contact for assigned business areas and projects - Work closely with project managers, engineering teams, operations, finance, and suppliers - Provide commercial guidance and contracting expertise throughout project execution - Build strong relationships with internal stakeholders and external vendors - Manage a portfolio of approximately 15–30 active contract activities at various stages of development and execution - Prioritize competing deadlines while maintaining quality, accuracy, and attention to detail - Provide regular status reporting on contract activities, risks, and upcoming milestones Benefits - Health and Dental Benefits - Company Pension Matching
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