EUMETSAT is Europe’s meteorological satellite agency, operating satellites that monitor the weather and climate from space - 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

The Contracts Division (COS) is EUMETSAT's centre of expertise for procurement, contractual and commercial matters. Its mission is to ensure that best value for money is achieved through procurements that are compliant, competitive, timely and well managed. The Division is responsible for monitoring the compliant implementation of EUMETSAT's Procurement Procedures and acts as a key partner to all areas of the Organisation throughout the procurement lifecycle.

The Division provides contractual and commercial advice and support, contributes to procurement planning and strategy, participates in evaluations and negotiations, and ensures compliance with EUMETSAT's procurement and financial rules, procedures and quality standards. It negotiates and concludes contracts on behalf of the Organisation and supports the management of contractual matters during contract execution, including amendments, options, performance-related issues,



remedies and contract close-out activities.

EUMETSAT's procurements range from contracts valued at approximately EUR 100,000 to multi-million-euro procurements supporting major satellite programmes and operational services. Most procurements are conducted through open competitive tendering procedures and cover a diverse portfolio including launch services, ground segment developments, industrial support services, skills
- and product-based service contracts, consultancy services, technical and scientific studies, information technology, general supplies, and site and facility services in support of both EUMETSAT's mandatory and optional programmes.

The Contracts Officer will take contractual responsibility, as part of interdisciplinary procurement and project teams, for the preparation, negotiation and management of contracts and procurements under their assigned responsibility, includ

📌 Contracts Officer (España)
🏢 Eumetsat
📍 España