Boyd Gaming
The Senior Buyer – Facilities is responsible for managing the procurement of goods and services related to facilities management within a dynamic hospitality environment. This role focuses on sourcing, negotiation, and supplier management to ensure optimal cost, quality, and service. The ideal candidate will possess deep procurement expertise, specifically in facilities operations, maintenance, and capital projects while demonstrating a strategic approach to vendor partnerships. Procurement & Sourcing: Lead the procurement process for facilities-related goods and services, including HVAC, electrical, plumbing, cleaning services, building maintenance, renovations, and capital expenditure projects. Develop and execute RFPs (Request for Proposals), RFQs (Request for Quotes), and contracts to secure competitive pricing and terms. Evaluate suppliers and negotiate contracts to ensure favorable pricing, quality, and service. Vendor Management: Build and maintain strong relationships with key suppliers and vendors. Monitor supplier performance through KPIs and ensure compliance with company policies and SLAs (Service Level Agreements). Address and resolve issues related to vendor performance or non-compliance. Cost Optimization: Identify cost-saving opportunities through strategic sourcing, process improvement, and value engineering Analyze purchasing trends to drive efficiency and reduce unnecessary spend. Collaborate with finance teams to forecast budgets and track spending. Collaboration & Communication : Partner with internal stakeholders, such as Facilities, Operations, and Finance teams, to understand needs and ensure alignment with business goals. Serve as the key liaison between vendors and project managers for facility initiatives. Compliance & Risk Management: Ensure procurement activities comply with corporate policies, legal regulations, and ethical standards. Mitigate risks through proper supplier vetting and contract management. Reporting & Ana
Note: Nevada requires a state gaming work permit AND a county sheriff's work card. The sheriff's card is employer-specific in Clark County. Gaming employees must apply for a work permit within 30 days of hire.
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