Job Description
1. Job Title: of Procurement and Compliance Specialist (2 Positions)
Job responsibilities
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Lead the assessment and processing of requests for non-objections, categorization, and advisory opinions in line with the public procurement legal framework.
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Conduct high-level review and analysis of assigned cases, ensuring sound legal basis and completeness of supporting documentation.
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Formulate strategic recommendations and draft responses for consideration and approval by the Director General.
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Coordinate with relevant RPPA units, including Legal, Capacity Building, and Umucyo e-Procurement teams, to ensure coherence, quality, and consistency.
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Ensure compliance of operations with applicable laws, regulations, and institutional standards.
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Promote and uphold principles of transparency, fairness, and value for money across all reviewed processes.
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Undertake any other responsibilities as may be assigned in support of RPPA’s mandate.
Qualifications
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Bachelor’s Degree in law, Procurement, Civil Engineering, Economics, Auditing, applied Statistics (Economic Statistics), with three (3) years of working experience in the public procurement or related fields
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Master’s Degree in Procurement, Law, Civil Engineering, Economics, applied Statistics (Economic Statistics), with one (1) year of relevant working experience
Required certificates
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A certificate in a procurement Professional course such as CIPS, CIPP), or any other recognized professional qualification in procurement is an added advantage
Required competencies and key technical skills
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Resource management skills
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Problem solving skills
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Decision making skills
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Understanding of public procurement laws and procedures in Rwanda
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Understanding of other relevant laws related to business and procedures;
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Communication skills
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Fluent in Kinyarwanda, English and/or French. Knowledge of all is an advantage
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Any other recognized professional qualification in Procurement is an added advantage
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Knowledge of E -procurement tool (Umucyo system) used in Rwanda’s Public procurement is an added value.
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2. Job Title: Reference Price Specialist (2 Positions)
Job responsibilities
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Provide strategic leadership in the development and periodic update of reference prices for commonly procured goods and services, informed by market intelligence and stakeholder engagement.
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Oversee the integrity, relevance, and timely dissemination of pricing data through the RPPA platform.
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Direct the development of standardized technical specifications aligned with performance requirements and international standards.
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Coordinate stakeholder engagement to ensure practicality, consistency, and sector-wide alignment of specifications and pricing frameworks.
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Lead assessments on the utilization and impact of reference prices in procurement planning and decision-making.
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Produce high-level analytical reports with actionable insights and recommendations to inform management decisions and policy improvements.
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Advise the Director General on market price trends and strategic interventions.
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Ensure timely communication and updates of reference prices to all procuring entities on a quarterly basis or as necessary.
Qualifications
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Bachelor’s Degree in applied Statistics (Economic Statistics), Economics, Finance or Management with three (3) years of relevant working experience
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Master’s Degree in applied Statistics (Economic Statistics), Economics, Finance or Management with one (1) year of relevant working experience
Required certificates
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Having professional training on data management or Data analysis is an added advantage
Required competencies and key technical skills
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Problem solving skills
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Digital literacy skills
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Research and data collection skills;
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Reference pricing skills;
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Forecasting and financial modeling skills;
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Time management skills
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Ability to Analyse Data
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Analytical skills;
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Result oriented
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Knowledge of research, data analysis, and reporting
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3. Job Title: Investigation Specialist
JOB Responsibilities.
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Lead and conduct investigations into alleged violations of public procurement regulations by suppliers and other stakeholders, ensuring due process and evidentiary rigor.
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Manage and assess debarment and suspension cases, including collection and analysis of evidence, hearings, and stakeholder engagements.
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Prepare comprehensive investigation reports and submit well-founded recommendations on sanctions to the Director General for onward consideration and approval by the Board of Directors
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Coordinate with legal, litigation, and relevant institutions to ensure proper handling of cases, including referral of criminal matters to competent authorities.
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Maintain and regularly update the register of suspended and debarred companies, ensuring timely publication on RPPA platforms.
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Oversee the enforcement and follow-up of sanctions, including updates to blacklists and reinstatement processes where applicable.
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Support institutional integrity by ensuring transparency, fairness, and compliance in all investigative processes.
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Perform any other duties as may be assigned by the Director General.
Qualifications
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Master’s Degree in Law with 1 Years of relevant experience
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Bachelor’s Degree in Law with 3 Years of relevant experience
Required certificates
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Post graduate diploma in Legal Practice (DLP)
Required competencies and key technical skills
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Resource management skills
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Analytical skills
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Problem solving skills
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Decision making skills
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Time management skills
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Risk management skills
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Results oriented
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Digital literacy skills
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Understanding of public procurement laws and procedures
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Knowledge of E-procurement tool Umucyo system used in Rwanda’s procurement
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Knowledge of E-procurement tool (Umucyo system) used in Rwanda’s procurement is a must
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4. Job Title: Contract Management Specialist
Job responsibilities
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Provide strategic legal advice and interpretation on public procurement laws and regulations, ensuring institutional compliance and sound decision-making.
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Support contract management by reviewing, advising on, and monitoring contractual processes, including negotiations, execution, and dispute resolution.
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Lead the drafting and review of legal instruments, policies, and agreements, ensuring alignment with the national legal and regulatory framework.
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Manage legal inquiries and provide guidance to RPPA and procuring entities on procurement and contract-related matters.
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Liaise with the Ministry of Justice and other relevant institutions on legal matters, including representation and coordination on litigation and policy processes.
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Maintain proper legal records, documentation, and precedents to support institutional memory and compliance.
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Conduct legal research and propose reforms or amendments to strengthen the public procurement legal framework.
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Perform any other duties as may be assigned by the Director General.
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Provide strategic oversight and advisory support on contract management across the procurement cycle, including drafting, negotiation, execution, and close-out.
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Develop and promote standardized contract management policies, guidelines, and performance frameworks aligned with national laws and international best practices.
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Provide strategic oversight on the implementation of contracts, particularly high-value projects, ensuring compliance, performance, and value for money, and regularly brief the Director General on the status of contract management across procuring entities.
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Analyze contract performance data and identify risks, bottlenecks, and areas for improvement, recommending corrective measures and policy interventions.
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Support procuring entities with expert guidance on contract-related matters, including dispute prevention and resolution.
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Lead research and assessments on contract management practices to inform continuous improvement and institutional reforms.
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Strengthen stakeholder capacity and coordination through technical guidance, training, and dissemination of best practices.
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Prepare high-level analytical reports and strategic recommendations to inform RPPA management decision-making.
Qualifications
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Bachelor’s Degree in law, Procurement, Civil Engineering, Economics, Auditing, applied Statistics (Economic Statistics), with three (3) years of working experience in the public procurement or related fields
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Master’s Degree in Procurement, Law, Civil Engineering, Economics, applied Statistics (Economic Statistics), with one (1) year of relevant working experience
Required certificates
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A certificate in a procurement Professional course such as CIPS, CIPP), or any other recognized professional qualification in procurement is an added advantage
Required competencies and key technical skills
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Resource management skills
-
Risk management skills
-
Results oriented
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Digital literacy skills
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Fluency in Kinyarwanda, English and/or French. Knowledge of all is an added advantage.
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Negotiation skills
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Problem solving skills
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Decision making skills
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Analytical skills;
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Time management skills;
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Planning skills
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Understanding of the public procurement laws and procedures of Rwanda
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Understanding of other relevant laws related to business and procedures in Rwanda
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5. Job Title: Legal Specialist
Job responsibilities
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Provide strategic legal advice and interpretation on public procurement laws and regulations, ensuring institutional compliance and sound decision-making.
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Support contract management by reviewing, advising on, and monitoring contractual processes, including negotiations, execution, and dispute resolution.
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Lead the drafting and review of legal instruments, policies, and agreements, ensuring alignment with the national legal and regulatory framework.
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Manage legal inquiries and provide guidance to RPPA and procuring entities on procurement and contract-related matters.
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Liaise with the Ministry of Justice and other relevant institutions on legal matters, including representation and coordination on litigation and policy processes.
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Maintain proper legal records, documentation, and precedents to support institutional memory and compliance.
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Conduct legal research and propose reforms or amendments to strengthen the public procurement legal framework.
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Perform any other duties as may be assigned by the Director General.
Qualifications
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Master’s Degree in Law with 1 Years of relevant experience
-
Bachelor’s Degree in Law with 3 Years of relevant experience
Required certificates
-
Post graduate diploma in Legal Practice (DLP)
Required competencies and key technical skills
-
Problem solving skills
-
Decision making skills
-
Time management skills
-
Risk management skills
-
Results oriented
-
Digital literacy skills
-
Understanding of public procurement laws and procedures in Rwanda
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Fluency in Kinyarwanda, English and/ or French. Knowledge of Swahili is an added advantage