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Commercial Manager (Supply Chain)

InvitISE Ltd


Job Location:

London - UK

Daily Salary: £ 35 - 600
Posted: 24 May 2026 (30+ days ago)
Application Deadline: 21 August 2026
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy
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Job Summary

Were looking for a Commercial Manager (Supply Chain) for our public sector client based in London or York on an initial 6-month contract with a view to extend paying up to 600 per day (Inside IR35).


This role offers hybrid working with an expectation to attend the office 3 days per week across either the London or York location.


The successful Commercial Manager will be a commercially astute professional who is comfortable operating as the key link between tactical supplier management and strategic supply chain partnerships within a complex regulated environment. You will bring a strong understanding of how externally funded procurement activities differ from standard post-contract commercial management and be able to articulate this clearly to a range of stakeholders.


You will need proven experience working with the following:

  • Stakeholder management within a regulated environment with the ability to clearly communicate commercial priorities and risks
  • Supporting and evaluating procurements within a commercial environment
  • Understanding and managing funding arrangements within a programme context
  • Cost management profiling and risk evaluation across complex supply chains
  • Programme and schedule management from a commercial perspective
  • Managing the interface between tactical supplier management and strategic supply chain partnerships


Experience within rail transport or infrastructure supply chains would be highly desirable.

Interested Please apply below.


Commercial Manager Supply Chain Procurement Stakeholder Management Risk Management Programme Management Cost Management Rail Transport Infrastructure London York Inside IR35




Required Skills:

Stakeholder management within a regulated environment with the ability to clearly communicate commercial priorities and risks Supporting and evaluating procurements within a commercial environment Understanding and managing funding arrangements within a programme context Cost management profiling and risk evaluation across complex supply chains Programme and schedule management from a commercial perspective Managing the interface between tactical supplier management and strategic supply chain partnerships