SCM Committee Officer (Head Office)
Gauteng
Location
Fixed-Term-Contract
3 Years
HDASCMCO001
Reference
R453 300 - R680 000
Salary
Responsibilities
Bid Committee Administration and Compliance
- Coordinate the scheduling, documentation, and logistics for Bid Specification, Evaluation, and Adjudication Committee meetings in accordance with the HDA SCM Policy and National Treasury Regulations.
- Compile and distribute accurate bid committee packs, ensuring all supporting documentation meets audit and legislative standards.
- Record, prepare, and maintain detailed minutes and resolutions of bid committee proceedings for audit trail purposes.
- Ensure all bid committee decisions are documented, authorised, and filed in compliance with PFMA and internal control requirements.
Procurement Process Facilitation
- Facilitate the end-to-end bid process, from bid advertisement to contract award, ensuring adherence to prescribed timelines and compliance requirements.
- Review bid submissions for completeness, eligibility, and compliance with PPPFA and B-BBEE requirements prior to committee consideration.
- Advise internal stakeholders on bid committee protocols, documentation standards, and compliance obligations.
- Monitor and track the progress of all bids through the committee process, escalating delays or compliance risks to the Supply Chain Manager.
Audit, Reporting, and Record Management
- Prepare and submit bid committee records and supporting documentation for internal and external audit reviews in accordance with AGSA requirements.
- Compile regular reports on bid committee activities, decisions, and compliance status for submission to the Supply Chain Manager and Senior SCM Manager.
- Maintain a secure and auditable record management system for all bid committee documentation, ensuring accessibility for audit and oversight purposes.
- Analyse audit findings and implement corrective actions to strengthen bid committee compliance and controls.
Stakeholder Liaison and Capacity Building
- Liaise with internal departments to clarify bid specifications, evaluation criteria, and committee requirements.
- Facilitate induction and capacity building sessions for bid committee members on legislative updates and SCM policy changes.
- Respond to audit, AGSA, and National Treasury queries relating to bid committee processes and documentation.
- Support the Supply Chain Manager in implementing process improvements and policy updates impacting bid committee operations.
Requirements
- National Diploma in Logistics or National Diploma in Supply Chain Management, or Public Administration at NQF Level 6 as recognised by SAQA.
- B-Tech in Logistics or Bachelor’s Degree in Supply Chain Management, or Public Administration at NQF Level 7, or a professional certificate in Public Sector Supply Chain Management (CIPS). (This additional qualifications will serve as an added advantage).
- Minimum 3 years’ experience in public sector supply chain management or procurement administration, with at least 2 years directly supporting bid committee processes under PFMA and National Treasury regulatory frameworks.
- Experience in a Schedule 3A public entity or similar environment is required.
Knowledge of:
- Knowledge of the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA), National Treasury Regulations, and their application to public sector procurement processes
- Knowledge of the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act (PPPFA) and Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Codes as they relate to bid adjudication
- Knowledge of Supply Chain Management frameworks and bid committee procedures within a public entity context
- Knowledge of document management and audit trail requirements for procurement processes
Understanding of:
- Understanding of the policy and governance context of public sector procurement, including the role of bid committees in ensuring compliance and transparency
- Understanding of how supply chain management integrates with organisational service delivery and financial management functions
- Understanding of procurement risk, audit requirements, and the consequences of irregular, fruitless, or wasteful expenditure
Ideal
Advanced Knowledge
- Advanced knowledge of public sector contract management and post-award supplier performance monitoring
- Advanced understanding of National Treasury Instruction Notes and circulars impacting bid processes
- Knowledge of emerging trends in public procurement reform and digital tendering platforms
Professional Competence
- Demonstrated competence in coordinating bid specification, evaluation, and adjudication committee meetings in accordance with statutory requirements
- Proven competence in preparing compliant procurement documentation, including bid evaluation reports and contract award submissions
Project and Strategic Knowledge
- Understanding of the HDA’s Annual Performance Plan (APP) and how procurement activities support organisational strategic objectives.
When submitting your application for a position, please adhere to the following:
- CVs received after the closing date will NOT be considered.
- The Job Title and Reference number for the relevant position must appear in the subject line of your application.
- The CV must be in PDF format.
- Copies of all qualifications must be provided.
- Copies of identity document must be provided.
- Two contactable references must be provided.
Kindly take note if you have not been contacted within twenty-one (21) working days of the closing date; please consider your application unsuccessful. Should you not comply with the above requirements your application will NOT be considered.
Conditions of service:
- The HDA is an equal opportunity employer
- Appointments will be made in accordance with the HDA Employment Equity policy and priority given to people living with disabilities and females
- South African citizens from ethnic groups listed as Africans, White, Indian and Coloured populations are all encouraged to apply for job opportunities in the HDA . The HDA reserves the right not to make an appointment.
We thank all applicants for their interest.
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