We are looking for an experienced Contracts Attorney to support a manufacturing organization in West Middlesex, Pennsylvania through a Long-term Contract engagement. This role will serve as a key legal partner to procurement, supply chain, and operational teams, helping the business manage commercial risk while advancing supplier relationships. The position is ideal for a practical attorney who can translate complex legal issues into clear guidance for business stakeholders and contribute to efficient, consistent contracting practices.

Responsibilities:

• Prepare, examine, and negotiate a wide range of supplier-facing agreements, including framework contracts, purchasing documents, statements of work, and related commercial terms.
• Counsel procurement and supply chain partners on negotiation strategy, commercial risk allocation, and contract structure for materials, components, and outsourced manufacturing arrangements.
• Lead discussions on critical contract provisions such as pricing mechanisms, warranties, indemnity terms, liability caps, intellectual property rights, and termination rights.
• Assess and address supply-related exposure by advising on issues involving force majeure, allocation rights, purchase volume commitments, and dependence on sole or limited-source suppliers.
• Provide legal support during sourcing initiatives by reviewing bid language, advising on evaluation terms, and assisting with award and contracting documentation.
• Work closely with risk management, insurance, and claims stakeholders to align supplier obligations with broader liability and coverage considerations.
• Advise on cross-border purchasing matters involving customs, trade, and import/export considerations for international suppliers and manufacturing partners.
• Create and refine contract templates, negotiation guidance, and standard playbooks to improve consistency and streamline the procurement contracting process.
• Monitor contractual obligations tied to quality, regulatory, and sustainability expectations relevant to a manufacturing environment.
• Deliver clear, business-focused legal advice to non-legal teams so that legal risk can be addressed through practical commercial solutions.