Locum Commercial Contracts Lawyer
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What you'll do
- Drafting, negotiation, and completion of commercial contracts/tender documentation
- Grant and funding agreements
- Subsidy Control
- Handling cases on public procurement
- ICT contracts and goods and services contracts
Nice to have
- Previous experience handling commercial contracts
- Previous experience working in the public sector/local authorities
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Full description from employer
Commercial Contracts Lawyer
Remote
Full time
£55-65 per hour
Sellick Partnership is looking for a Commercial Contracts Lawyer to join a large local authority on a remote working basis in the Midlands. This is an exciting opportunity to join a friendly and experienced team for a long-term contract that can also pay well!
Key Responsibilities of a Commercial Contracts Lawyer:
- Drafting, negotiation, and completion of commercial contracts/tender documentation
- Grant and funding agreements
- Subsidy Control
- Handling cases on public procurement
- ICT contracts and goods and services contracts
Desirable Skills and Requirements of a Commercial Contracts Lawyer:
- Previous experience handling commercial contracts
- Previous experience working in the public sector/local authorities
If you would like to have a confidential chat about this role, then please contact Sara Robinson in our Manchester office.
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