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Hawaii Tourism Authority
HTA Director Contracts and Procurement
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What they do
A Director of Procurement or Sourcing directs and oversees the procurement of supplies for a company or organization. Researches pricing trends and manages sourcing of supplies and inventory. Directs staff, develops relationships with suppliers and negotiates supply and shipping prices.
$167,526 / year median in Hawaii
+7% projected growth
Job Description
HTA Director Contracts and Procurement Hawaii Tourism Authority Honolulu, HI Job Details Full-time $110,000 - $112,332 a year 17 hours ago Qualifications Contract documentation review Contract review Contract law compliance support experience Contract interpretation Legal risk management Bidding project phase Bachelor's degree Contract drafting Legal drafting Administrative law Editing Procurement risk management Procurement regulatory knowledge Full Job Description About the Role The Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA) Director of Contracts and Procurement reports to the HTA VP of Finance. This position serves as HTA's subject‑matter expert and agency authority on all procurement and contracting activities. This position ensures full compliance with HRS 103D, HAR, and applicable Federal and County requirements. The Director oversees solicitation development, contract drafting and review, procurement workflows, compliance monitoring, recordkeeping, and training. This role will serve as HTA's official Procurement Officer and regularly interface with the State Procurement Office (SPO) and Attorney General's Office.
Position Details Job Type:
Full‑Time, Exempt, Non‑Civil Service Salary:
$110,000.00 - $112,322.00Division/Agency:
Hawai'i Tourism Authority (HTA)Location:
Honolulu, Hawai'i (Relocation costs not provided)KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Lead and manage HTA's procurement, contracting, and compliance operations.
- Develop, draft, edit, and approve solicitations (RFPs, IFBs, RFQs), contracts, MOUs/MOAs, consultant agreements, and amendments.
- Create and maintain legally compliant boilerplate templates and standardized scopes of services.
- Provide expert interpretation of procurement laws, regulations, and policies to HTA leadership and staff.
- Serve as HTA's liaison to SPO and Attorney General for complex procurement or legal matters.
- Conduct research on unusual or specialized procurement situations; present solutions and risk assessments to HTA leadership.
- Oversee contract flow from initiation to execution, including prioritization, routing, documentation, and quality checks.
- Ensure proper recordkeeping, data accuracy, and system compliance within state procurement systems.
- Monitor compliance with State, Federal, and County laws and HTA internal policies.
- Develop and implement procurement-related policies, procedures, and operational guidance.
- Design and deliver staff training on procurement fundamentals, solicitation development, contract compliance, and workflow standards.
- Support HTA's quality assurance efforts by auditing internal processes and recommending improvements.
- Provide leadership and direction to procurement and accounting support staff.
- Perform additional duties as assigned by HTA Vice President of Finance.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
- Strong knowledge of Hawai'i procurement laws and administrative rules (HRS 103D, HAR).
- Demonstrated experience drafting, reviewing, and interpreting State contract types and legally binding documents.
- Ability to apply regulatory requirements and assess risk in both routine and complex procurement situations.
- Bachelor's degree in public administration, business, law, or related discipline (JD or graduate coursework is highly desirable but not required).
- Minimum three years of specialized experience with contracts, solicitations, procurement requirements, or legal instruments.
- Experience developing RFPs/IFBs, scopes of work, contract amendments, and procurement documentation.
- Strong analytical skills, exceptional attention to detail, and clear communication abilities.
TOOLS & TECHNOLOGY
- Standard office computer systems, peripherals, scanners, copiers, procurement platforms, and related administrative software