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As of Jul 22, 2026, the average hourly pay for world bank procurement in the United States is $31.70, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $24.04 and $36.54 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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To excel in a World Bank Procurement role, candidates typically need a degree in business, economics, or a related field, along with expertise in procurement processes, contract management, and international development practices. Familiarity with procurement software (such as SAP Ariba), knowledge of World Bank procurement guidelines, and certifications like CIPS or equivalent are highly valued. Strong analytical thinking, negotiation skills, attention to detail, and the ability to collaborate with diverse stakeholders are important soft skills in this field. These competencies ensure effective, transparent procurement operations that comply with international standards and deliver development project success.

What is a World Bank Procurement job?

A World Bank Procurement job involves overseeing the acquisition of goods, works, and services for World Bank-funded projects. Professionals in this role ensure that procurement processes follow the Bank’s regulations, guidelines, and principles of fairness, transparency, and value for money. They work with governments, project teams, and vendors to ensure efficient and effective procurement. Responsibilities may include reviewing procurement plans, providing technical guidance, and assessing compliance with policies.

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In a World Bank Procurement role, you will be responsible for managing procurement processes for development projects, ensuring compliance with World Bank guidelines, and facilitating transparent and efficient selection of vendors and contractors. Typical activities include preparing bidding documents, evaluating proposals, overseeing contract negotiations, and monitoring contract execution. You will also collaborate closely with project teams, suppliers, government officials, and other stakeholders to address procurement-related challenges or issues. This position often involves reviewing procurement plans, reporting progress, and providing technical guidance to clients and partners throughout the procurement lifecycle.

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Manager - Procurement Operations & Advisory (WBPPS)

Manager - Procurement Operations & Advisory (WBPPS)

World Bank

Washington, DC • On-site

Other

Posted 3 days ago


Job description

Note: Subject to business needs and management approval, the location for this position will either be Sofia, Bulgaria, Chennai, India  or Washington, DC

The World Bank Group is a unique global partnership of five institutions driven by a bold vision to create a world free of poverty on a livable planet. As one of the largest sources of funding and knowledge for developing countries, we help solve the world's greatest development challenges. When you join the World Bank Group, you become part of a dynamic, diverse organization with 189 member countries and 182 offices worldwide. We work with public and private sector partners, invest in groundbreaking projects, and use data, research, and technology to bring tangible and transformative change around the globe. For more information, visit www.worldbank.org

Vice-Presidency Context

The WBG Budget and Procurement (WBP) is organized into five Departments: WBP Centers of Excellence (WBPCE) with teams supporting the corporate strategic business and budget planning process, providing WBP systems, knowledge, and shared services; WBP IBRD/IDA Regional Units (WBPRU) with teams supporting IBRD/IDA clients in the regions; WBP IFC/MIGA Budget Partners (CSRDR) with teams supporting IFC/MIGA clients in the HQ and the regions; WBP Corporate Units (WBPCU) with teams supporting the Knowledge Bank and corporate units and providing capital budget support; and WBP Corporate Procurement (WBPCP) with teams providing group-wide procurement services.

Unit Context

Steps to continue evolving the management structure of WBPCP with its strategic priorities present the opportunity to recruit for an expanded managerial role in the Department. In line with the WBP global footprint strategy and delivery model, the location of the positions may be Washington D.C., Chennai, or Sofia. In accordance with World Bank Group policy, positions in Country Offices, irrespective of level, are subject to local recruitment. Selections to positions outside of Washington D.C. will be LRS. Business needs and candidate preference will be considered in determining the actual location of each of the positions described below:

Manager, Procurement Operations & Advisory is responsible for all operational and advisory functions within the Corporate Procurement department. These include the Corporate Procurement Service Desk, Order Management, Vendor Management, governance monitoring, systems support and administration, and regional procurement advisory, amongst others. Manages a global team of 35 staff based in the HQ, Global Business Centers (GBC), and in each of the seven regions of the WBG to support the decentralized footprint of WBG clients.

Duties and accountabilities:

Manager, WBPPS has the following three areas of responsibility:

A)Business Management Responsibilities

Manage the teams providing planning, budgeting, and performance reporting services; conducting analytical work and providing advisory services in areas of focus (e.g., operations, investments in technology); and providing other services as needed over time.

Is an active member of the WBP Leadership Team, participates in cross cutting activities, and from time to time, takes on leadership roles in WBP-wide activities, such as recruitment and other HR initiatives.

Provides support and advice to the Vice President and the Director of WBP, Corporate Procurement as requested.

B)Talent Management Responsibilities

Manages the unit staff, including recruitment, evaluation, and career development of staff.

Provides leadership and support to her/his staff to build sustainable finance skills and capacity to effectively deliver WBP services.

Manages and oversees the engagement and evaluation of technical consultants within the WBPCP unit, as needed.

C)Budget Management Responsibilities

Effectively and efficiently manages his/her unit's resources, ensuring its effective formulation and input into budget decisions.

Advocates and drives cost-effective delivery of business finance services, promoting transparency, simplicity, standardization, and automation.