Contracts Analyst – FPSO
Company
Altea Energy
Location
United States
Employment type
Full-time
Posted
Sep 29, 2026
Listed via
Altea Energy
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and execute procurement plans and contracting strategies for FPSO packages, aligned with project schedule, budget, execution strategy and risk profile.
- Lead end-to-end sourcing activities, including market engagement, bidder prequalification, RFI/RFP/ITT preparation, commercial bid evaluation, clarification, negotiation and award recommendation.
- Develop robust commercial models and contract terms for complex offshore scopes, including FPSO L&O, marine transportation and installation, commissioning support and long-term services.
- Evaluate and manage critical interfaces among the FPSO, SPS, SURF, drilling and completions, logistics and operations scopes, with clear allocation of battery limits, free-issue items, title and risk transfer, warranties, schedule dependencies and liabilities.
- Draft, review and administer contracts using Ariba, Icertis and SAP, ensuring compliance with Repsol policies, governance requirements and applicable local regulations.
- Partner with Contract Holders, Engineering, Project Management, Legal, HSE, Finance, Insurance, Project Controls and Operations to manage scope, risk, deviations, claims, change orders, supplier performance and contract close-out.
- Provide relevant market intelligence, cost and commercial benchmarking, bid normalization, total cost analysis, savings tracking and executive-ready award documentation for major offshore packages.
Qualifications & Experience
- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Supply Chain, Business, Law, Finance or a related discipline
- At least 12 years of recent experience in supply chain, contracts or commercial roles supporting major oil and gas, offshore or comparable capital projects.
- For FPSO experience: demonstrated exposure to Lease and Operate, bareboat charter and O&M structures, newbuild or redeployment projects, topsides and hull interfaces, mooring, conversion, marine assurance and long-term operating obligations.
- Proven experience leading complex, high-value tenders and negotiations with FPSO contractors/operators, fabrication yards and/or offshore installation contractors.
- Working knowledge of commercial risk allocation, contracting strategy, bid normalization, price escalation, schedule incentives and remedies, change and claims management, warranties, liabilities and performance security.
- Experience working across international projects and multidisciplinary teams.
- Fluency in written and spoken English is required.
- Experience with Ariba as a procurement platform and ERP- SAP; Icertis experience is desirable.
- PMP, CIPS, CPSM, CPCM or equivalent professional certification is an advantage.
Core Skills
- Strong commercial judgment and the ability to translate technical execution issues into clear contractual positions and risk-adjusted recommendations.
- Working understanding of FPSO value chains, contractor markets, package interfaces, long-lead equipment and offshore execution constraints.
- Excellent negotiation, stakeholder management and cross-functional collaboration skills across cultures and geographies.
- Advanced analytical capability, including commercial evaluation, cost benchmarking, scenario analysis and concise executive-level reporting.
- High ownership, sound organization and disciplined document control.
- Ability to manage competing priorities and deliver under schedule pressure in a fast-paced, global project environment.
- Strong proficiency in Microsoft 365 applications and commercial data analysis.
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