Supply Chain and Procurement Management - All Levels

Due to continued growth in the transmission and utilities sector, Turner & Townsend are seeking a all levels of Supply Chain/Procurement Management to lead strategic procurement initiatives across major infrastructure programs within the US.
Key Responsibilities
Lead the development and execution of procurement strategies for large-scale utility and transmission projects.
Provide expert guidance on procurement models tailored to regulated utility environments.
Oversee the end-to-end procurement lifecycle, including RFP development, vendor evaluation, contract negotiation, and award.
Collaborate with engineering, construction, and regulatory teams to ensure procurement aligns with technical and compliance requirements.
Build and maintain strong relationships with utility clients, regulatory bodies, and key suppliers.
Drive innovation in procurement practices, including sustainability, digital procurement tools, and risk mitigation strategies.
Mentor and lead a team of procurement professionals across multiple project sites.
Ensure adherence to industry standards, regulatory frameworks, and internal governance.
Bring expertise in EPC/EPCM delivery models for large-scale, complex utility and transmission programs.
SOX control responsibilities may be part of this role, which are to be adhered to where applicable.
Bachelor’s degree in supply chain, engineering, business, or related field (Master’s preferred).
10+ years of procurement experience in the utilities or infrastructure sector, with a focus on transmission or energy projects.
Deep understanding of FERC, NERC, and other regulatory frameworks impacting utility procurement.
Proven leadership in managing complex, multi-contract procurement programs.
Strong commercial acumen and negotiation skills.
Excellent stakeholder engagement and communication abilities.
Demonstrated experience managing procurement in North American utility markets, with familiarity in regional regulatory and commercial practices.
Experience managing procurement programs in the Northeast U.S., with knowledge of regional utility regulations, permitting processes, and supply chain dynamics.

Employment type
Full-time

Work arrangement
No