Contract Manager

Job description / Role

- Manage all contracts activities including all phases pre and post awards. Prepare tender documents; evaluate submitted tender bids; monitor works and scope variations.
- Prepare evaluation reports based on detailed study of technical and financial data, in order to provide senior management with accurate recommendations to facilitate decision making.
- Review and approval of tenders technical and financial evaluation reports.
- Prepare periodic reports to senior management.

Requirements

- University degree in Engineering; a Master's degree in Quantity Surveying; Commercial Law or an MBA is preferred.
- 20 years experience in contract management, preparing contractual correspondences related to claims; disputes; and evaluating contractual status for both contractor and client.
- Experience in Engineering contracts/constructions according international standards.
- Experience in construction law; various consulting services contracts; procurement operations for constructions.
- Experience in infrastructure sector, as viewed by contractor, client and consultants.
- Experience in arbitration, litigation and mediation.
- Experience in International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC).

About the Company

In the coming years Qatar will see significant growth in the importation of raw materials and goods, underscoring the need for a new advanced commercial port facility. The New Port, strategically located outside the capital city of Doha, will be a world-class facility, a leader in state-of-the-art technologies and a vital component of Qatar's economic infrastructure.

As Qatar heads toward hosting the World Cup in 2022, the New Port Project continues its path toward operational readiness by 2016; reflecting the country's ambitious expansion plans envisaged in the Qatar National Vision 2030. In turn, master planning for the New Port is closely aligned with the Qatar National Vision 2030 pillars of environmental, economic, human and social development.

Balancing development with protection of the environment is a key concern for the New Port and construction is taking place with environmental preservation paramount; multiple simulation studies, physical modeling, geotechnical and metoceanic analysis and in-depth environmental studies have been undertaken in order to facilitate a responsible implementation of the project.