Provide full cycle cost management services for ongoing commissions and projects with an MEP background, focusing on cost and commercial management within the education sector.
Responsibilities
Conducting feasibility studies
Advising on procurement strategies and contract selection
Advising across a full range of cost planning, project budgeting, forecasting and strategic procurement services for key strategic Education sector clients.
Responsibilities
Conducting feasibility studies, advising on procurement strategies and contract selection, writing and undertaking procurement reports
Applying the value management techniques at the outset of a project
Managing, estimating and cost planning activities to include taking ownership of and presenting the final cost plan
Ensuring that final accounts are negotiated and agreed
Being a key interface with client, stakeholders and other consultants at all project stages
Requirements
Degree in quantity surveying/cost management or equivalent
Nice to have: Previous experience working with Education sector clients
This role provides legal support by managing documentation, conducting research, and assisting with contract administration. It ensures legal processes run efficiently and maintains organised records. The role supports the legal team with administrative and procedural tasks and basic contract management.
Responsibilities
Prepare, review, and organise legal documents and correspondence
Maintain contract databases, filing systems, and legal records
Conduct legal research and compile information for legal counsel
Assist with contract administration including renewals and amendments
Support simple contract negotiations including NDAs and events contracts
The Contract Specialist / Training Coordinator is a mid‑level professional responsible for supporting government and commercial contract administration, mitigating contractual and compliance risk, and coordinating internal training programs.
Responsibilities
Review incoming RFQs and purchase orders for financial, industrial, non‑technical, and governmental (FAR/DFARS) terms and conditions, identifying clauses that introduce commercial, schedule, financial, or compliance risk
Conduct structured risk assessments on customer terms, including indemnity, warranty, IP, payment terms, flow‑down requirements, and performance obligations
Draft, review, and negotiate NDAs, PIAs, and other contractual documents to protect company interests
Approve ERP elements related to customer purchase orders and ensure contractual risks are documented and mitigated prior to order acceptance
Support proposal preparation by analyzing terms and conditions for risk, advising on exceptions, and ensuring alignment with company policies
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent experience
Lead cost management and quantity surveying for real estate projects in Spain.
Responsibilities
Collaborate and develop good relationships with clients and stakeholders internally and externally
Responsible for pre- and post-contract quantity surveying duties including preparation of cost estimates, procurement and tendering, contract administration, variation, final account, etc.
Estimating and cost planning to include producing and presenting the final cost plan
Tendering and procuring, including managing the pre-qualification stage, producing the tender list, putting the preliminaries together, tender analysis, producing the tender report and compiling the contractual documents
Support the delivery of complex construction projects and capital programs, providing cost management, quantity surveying, estimating, commercial oversight, and financial control throughout the project lifecycle.
Responsibilities
Support procurement and tender processes, including vendor prequalification, bid evaluations, bid leveling, contractor selection, and contract award recommendations.
Prepare and manage cost estimates throughout project lifecycles, including cost planning, benchmarking, value engineering, and risk assessments.
Review estimates developed by team members and present recommendations, cost analyses, and project budgets to clients.
Meet with contractors, vendors, and stakeholders to validate pricing, challenge assumptions, and identify cost-saving opportunities.
Develop and maintain project cost reports, forecasts, budgets, commercial risk registers, and cash flow projections.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Cost Management, Quantity Surveying, Engineering, or a related field
Lead cost management services for major capital projects in the Northeast Ohio market, overseeing cost planning, estimating, forecasting, and commercial management.
Responsibilities
Lead cost management services across a portfolio of complex capital construction projects
Provide leadership, direction, and oversight to cost management teams
Serve as the primary point of contact for clients, stakeholders, consultants, and project teams
Ensure that contracts, vessel operations, documentation, invoicing, and trade execution activities are completed accurately and efficiently in a fast-paced commodity trading environment.
Responsibilities
Review and validate commodity purchase and sales contracts entered into SAP and related systems
Support vessel execution activities and monitor shipment progress throughout the execution lifecycle
Coordinate with surveyors, vessel agents, fumigation providers, inspection companies, and regulatory authorities
Manage and oversee trade documentation, including Bills of Lading, Certificates of Origin, inspection certificates, and other shipping documents, while coordinating activities and stakeholder interactions through the Covantis platform
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