Group Category Procurement (GCP) is formed for Strategic Sourcing of Categories Packages (~60-70% Group CAPEX) under 6 key Categories – Civil, Electrical, Mechanical & MHS, MEP, Interior & Finish, and Bulk/ ARC/ Group Services. The Key Focus areas for GCP are :
- Vendor Development / Engagement Strategy
- Value Engineering (Alt. Material/ Technology)
- Market Intelligence & Benchmarking
- Cost Efficiency Through Economies of Scale & Standardization through Value Engineering
Requirements Review:
Review of requirements of various Businesses; seek additional information if required
for correctness & completeness of the requirements.
Identifying the type and method of procurement (depending on type of material/
services to be procured, value, delivery timeline etc.)
Consolidation, Value engineering and Standardization:
Developing consolidation synergy at group level,
Identify alternatives to ensure long term sustenance of the projects, introducing usage
of items and technology having longer useful life compared to items & Techs included
in the existing project plan,
Standardization of procurement categories, contracting strategy, annual rates for
supplier finalization of group services to streamline the work-flow efficiency and risk
mitigation of business purchase requirements.
Benchmarking and market intelligence:
Continuously assess existing practices against leading market practices using market
intelligence tools.
Include improved price or market forecasting models to align Adani practices with
industry benchmarks.
Strategic Sourcing for Capex of Mechanical Categories:
Contribute to the strategic sourcing process by participating in activities such as:
Selection of bidding process, preparation of vendor selection approach and vendor
evaluation criteria depending on the nature of the category
Preparing the request for information (RFI) document for bidder evaluation
Identification of potential bidders who meet the requirements (using Company vendor
database, Supply market analysis, advertisement or recommendations from other teams)
Experience
Upto 15 years of experience of supply chain management, procurement and related area.
Hands-on experience in awarding high value contracts and entering into commercial
transactions for medium/ large size projects, estimation and cost engineering.
Experience in working with eProcurement systems and tools (SAP, Ariba or any other
procurement management tool, reverse auctions, etc.).
Knowledge of the overall purchasing process, strategic sourcing, and procurement
related systems and supplier relationship management