What's involved with this role: Job Title: Contracts and Procurement Lawyer Ref: Middlesbrough 5271589 Pay rate: £22.65 per hour PAYE Hybrid working is available for this role The role: We are seeking an experienced Public Sector Contracts Lawyer who can hit the ground running and provide immediate value to the organisation. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in public procurement and be well-versed in JCT and NEC contracts. Please note this is an urgent requirement and therefore you need to be available immediately. Key responsibilities: Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating public sector contracts Advising on procurement regulations and compliance What the client is looking for: Qualified solicitor or lawyer with post-qualification experience Demonstrable experience working with public sector procurement, including JCT and NEC contracts Ability to work independently and manage a busy caseload from day one How to Apply Quote the Job Title and Reference Number in your application. Submit your CV in Word format. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis—early submission is recommended. We will also add your details to our mail out lists. Please note you may receive details of roles outside of your immediate vicinity, as many candidates are able to relocate temporarily for work. Please disregard any such emails that are not of interest and let us know if you would rather not receive such mailouts and/or if you wish us to delete your details and prefer to apply direct to our advertised roles. If you do not hear from us within three working days, unfortunately your application has not been shortlisted on this occasion. Thank you for your interest in working with us. Please quote the Job Title & Vacancy Reference No. in your application, or we will be unable to match your CV to the role being applied for. "XI JE Please note that clients invariably ask us to strip out contact details from CVs before we submit them for consideration. This is always quicker and easier to do if you send your CV to us in Word format, rather than as a PDF please.