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Programme Officer – Procurement
- Full time
- Hybrid: Office based in Glasgow, with team working hybrid across central belt.
- £38,423
- 35 Hours, Fixed Term – 18 Months
- Closing 17 September 2025

- Advertised from 19 August 2025
Role
SLIC is seeking to recruit an experienced procurement officer to lead the end-to-end procurement process for acquiring web development, e-resources, and potentially library management system suppliers, for a national platform serving Scotland's public libraries. The successful candidate will be instrumental in shaping the future of digital library services, working with the library sector to ensure the platform delivers best value and all contracts meet the diverse needs of Scotland’s public library community and stakeholders.
Purpose of the Job
This role involves leading and managing the end-to-end procurement process for acquiring web development, e-resources, and potentially library management system suppliers, for a national platform serving Scotland's public libraries. The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring value for money, compliance with regulations, and successful contract delivery in line with strategic objectives and user needs.
Job scope and context
The Scottish Library and Information Council carries out work on behalf of its members who include local authority, higher education, further education organisations, as well as other specialist library and information organisations. With support from the Scottish Government, SLIC have been tasked with the development and delivery of a national website dedicated to providing comprehensive and accessible library services across Scotland. The Project Officer will work closely with SLIC’s Head of Programme and stakeholders to ensure the procurement process meets the needs of users and aligns with SLIC’s strategic goals.
Application notes
How to apply
Prospective candidates should download the Word version of the SLIC application form, complete it and email it to jobs@scottishlibraries.org no later than 12 noon on Wednesday 17th September.
Interviews will be held in Glasgow on Wednesday 1st October, 2025.