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Vendor Negotiation

Business and Management

Vendor negotiation is the process of discussing and agreeing on terms such as price, quality, delivery schedules, and contract conditions with a supplier. Procurement professionals and business owners use negotiation tactics and market knowledge to secure favorable terms while maintaining a workable long-term relationship with the vendor.

Vendor Negotiation in the job market

Last checked October 28, 2026

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Open roles requiring Vendor Negotiation (3)

Supervisory Acquisition & Utilization Specialist

Veterans Health Administration

Full-time · Butler, PA · $92,543 – $120,309

This role oversees contract management and procurement operations across a VA healthcare system, requiring expertise in pre-award and post-award contracting for clinical and administrative services. The position involves supervising multiple specialists and purchasing agents while directing acquisition strategy, vendor negotiations, and supply chain logistics for facility-wide healthcare operations.

Via USAJOBS · Apply there ↗

Executive Director of Events & Experiential

Future Co

Full-time · New York, NY · $151,000 – $175,000

Lead the strategy and execution of a media company's events and experiential business, managing P&L, developing proprietary event formats, and partnering across sales, creative, and editorial teams to drive commercial revenue. This role suits someone with a track record directing live activations and commercial events in publishing or media who can translate client briefs into scalable, branded experiences.

Listed on Future Co’s careers site · Apply there ↗

The New York Times Company

Deputy Director, Photo (Temporary)

The New York Times Company

Contract · New York, NY · $77 – $88 / hour

The New York Times' T Magazine seeks a temporary deputy photo director to produce editorial photography across fashion, interiors, travel, and portraiture for print and digital platforms. This role suits experienced photo producers who excel at sourcing creative talent, managing complex shoots, and mentoring junior staff while working closely with editors and designers.

Listed on The New York Times Company’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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