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Procurement and purchasing agents and officers — NOC 12102

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Evaluate risk, assess, prepare forecasts, scenarios and other factors concerning the supply market, and write reports and recommendations
Provides research and input into the financial sourcing aspects of contracts and calls for tender when information is not readily available
Identify high impact cost reduction opportunities
Leverage the organization’s buying power to optimize costs, access new suppliers, reduce lead times, and guarantee supply

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