The chief of the Acquisitions Branch of the Procurement Division (PD) will be a member of the department’s Leadership and Executive Management Teams. The incumbent is responsible for formulating and implementing statewide policies and procedures and reviewing new and existing legislation to determine the impact upon state contracting and procurement practices.
The position is not specific to technology but includes oversight of policies and practices that affect those acquisitions. Other desirable qualifications, according to the job posting, include:
- Managerial experience with the principles and practices of public procurement for goods and services.
- Managerial experience in evaluating Branch and Divisional procurement issues and, considering overall implications, in developing policy.
- Managerial experience in conflict resolution stemming from disagreements among external stakeholders.