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Branch Manager, Whole-Of-Government Contract Negotiations
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Job Description
Do you want to help drive a digital government? Do you want to work towards something bigger and make a lasting impact? Embark on a journey of continuous learning and advancement with opportunities at all levels.
We need your skills and influence to inspire and enable government to put people and businesses at the forefront of digital transformation.
Why work with us
Purpose and meaning - We're big enough to have a whole-of-government impact, but small enough to bring our staff together regularly to collaborate and grow.
Balance and flexibility - Access flexible working arrangements to balance how, when and where you work, including remote.
Inclusion and belonging - Join a team that values all experiences, skills and perspectives. Our biggest strength is our people. We don't just celebrate diversity, it is essential to our success.
Growth and opportunity - Take advantage of professional opportunities and training. Learn new skills and meet your career goals with a wide range of programs, courses and resources.
The key duties of the position include
The Branch Manager for the Whole-of-Government Negotiations Branch sits within the Digital Investment Advice and Sourcing Division and is responsible for leading the negotiation and establishment of whole-of-government contracting arrangements. The role supports the DTA Executive Board and the Division's General Manager in the leadership and direction setting of the DTA particularly related to digital and ICT sourcing.
The Division manages a number of whole-of-government digital and ICT contracting arrangements and panels, including major contracts with Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, IBM, Oracle, and SAP. These arrangements generally support all Commonwealth entities and their users (in-excess of 100 entities and 350,000 users). A key priority for the role is to lead the establishment of new contracting arrangements with a whole-of-government strategic focus, including identifying needs, reviewing existing arrangements, scanning the market for trends and developments, and executing new contracts with major sellers.
Please Note: This role will be based in Canberra and may sometimes require interstate travel.
The key duties of the position include:
Lead and manage a diverse team of procurement, legal, contract negotiation and technical professionals.
Lead and manage the establishment of whole-of-government digital and ICT procurement and contracting arrangements including:
Establishing and managing appropriate governance arrangements
Working closely with stakeholders to manage commercial risks and returns during contract negotiations
Engaging and working with external legal counsel as appropriate to ensure risks and opportunities are identified and mitigated.
Build and leverage relationships across the Australian Public Service, and with State and Territory counterparts, to drive whole-of government value for money outcomes.
Undertake research and analysis to identify digital and ICT sourcing solutions, as well as identifying implementation risks and impacts, to inform advice to the Executive Board and Minister.
Prepare and contribute to the development of Government documentation and advice, such as Cabinet submissions, briefings, and discussion papers.
Prepare Ministerial and Parliamentary correspondence and responses to enquiries.
Lead engagement across the DTA to make connections and inform external stakeholders on issues relating to digital and ICT sourcing.
Represent the DTA at a variety of external forums and committees.
We need your skills and influence to inspire and enable government to put people and businesses at the forefront of digital transformation.
Why work with us
Purpose and meaning - We're big enough to have a whole-of-government impact, but small enough to bring our staff together regularly to collaborate and grow.
Balance and flexibility - Access flexible working arrangements to balance how, when and where you work, including remote.
Inclusion and belonging - Join a team that values all experiences, skills and perspectives. Our biggest strength is our people. We don't just celebrate diversity, it is essential to our success.
Growth and opportunity - Take advantage of professional opportunities and training. Learn new skills and meet your career goals with a wide range of programs, courses and resources.
The key duties of the position include
The Branch Manager for the Whole-of-Government Negotiations Branch sits within the Digital Investment Advice and Sourcing Division and is responsible for leading the negotiation and establishment of whole-of-government contracting arrangements. The role supports the DTA Executive Board and the Division's General Manager in the leadership and direction setting of the DTA particularly related to digital and ICT sourcing.
The Division manages a number of whole-of-government digital and ICT contracting arrangements and panels, including major contracts with Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, IBM, Oracle, and SAP. These arrangements generally support all Commonwealth entities and their users (in-excess of 100 entities and 350,000 users). A key priority for the role is to lead the establishment of new contracting arrangements with a whole-of-government strategic focus, including identifying needs, reviewing existing arrangements, scanning the market for trends and developments, and executing new contracts with major sellers.
Please Note: This role will be based in Canberra and may sometimes require interstate travel.
The key duties of the position include:
Lead and manage a diverse team of procurement, legal, contract negotiation and technical professionals.
Lead and manage the establishment of whole-of-government digital and ICT procurement and contracting arrangements including:
Establishing and managing appropriate governance arrangements
Working closely with stakeholders to manage commercial risks and returns during contract negotiations
Engaging and working with external legal counsel as appropriate to ensure risks and opportunities are identified and mitigated.
Build and leverage relationships across the Australian Public Service, and with State and Territory counterparts, to drive whole-of government value for money outcomes.
Undertake research and analysis to identify digital and ICT sourcing solutions, as well as identifying implementation risks and impacts, to inform advice to the Executive Board and Minister.
Prepare and contribute to the development of Government documentation and advice, such as Cabinet submissions, briefings, and discussion papers.
Prepare Ministerial and Parliamentary correspondence and responses to enquiries.
Lead engagement across the DTA to make connections and inform external stakeholders on issues relating to digital and ICT sourcing.
Represent the DTA at a variety of external forums and committees.
