Public Procurement Legal Jobs
Public Procurement Lawyer
Public Procurement Solicitor | 2 PQE - Senior/Principal Associate | National Law Firm | Birmingham (Hybrid)
Public Procurement Lawyer
Public Procurement Solicitor | 2 PQE - Senior/Principal Associate | National Law Firm | Birmingham (Hybrid)
Public Procurement Solicitor 2+
An excellent opportunity has arisen for an experienced Public Procurement Solicitor to join a highly regarded national legal practice with a market-leading procurement capability. Acting for a broad range of public and private sector clients, this team is recognised for delivering pragmatic, commercially focused advice on some of the most high-profile procurement matters in the UK. The location of the role is flexible to include Manchester and there is also hybrid working in place.
Public Procurement, Subsidy Control & Grant Funding Lawyer
Public Procurement, Subsidy Control & Grant Funding Associate/Senior Associate | 5+ PQE | Leading National Firm | Birmingham/ Flexible Hybrid Working
Commercial & Procurement Lawyer
Commercial and Procurement Lawyer | 3-8 PQE | Market-Leading Law Firm | Hybrid Working | Birmingham
Commercial PSL Lawyer
A leading UK legal services provider is seeking an experienced Professional Support Lawyer (PSL) to join its commercial contracts and data protection practice. This is a rare opportunity for a senior commercial lawyer who enjoys working at the intersection of legal expertise, knowledge management, innovation and training, and who is keen to influence how legal services are delivered in a modern, forward-thinking firm.
Commercial Litigation (Procurement) Senior/Principal Associate
An established, market-leading UK law firm is seeking a Senior or Principal Associate to join its Commercial & Procurement Litigation team. This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious litigation lawyer looking to work on high-value, complex disputes for prominent public sector clients, while developing leadership skills within a collaborative and forward-thinking environment.
