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P3M Support Specialist

Corsham
1 week ago
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P3M Support Specialist - Corsham

Job description
BDO Regulatory Solutions are currently recruiting for a P3M Support Specialist to join our client, a Security firm, based in Corsham.
We are offering an initial 12 month contract starting as soon as possible with an excellent day rate, employed via an Umbrella company.
About the role:
Work with the MSUC team to collate, create and assure evidence in support of a Cat A OBC in Dec 2026. Conduct engagements with various user groups to populate the “use case” and engage support the MSUC team with engagements across FLC’s and OGD to develop the requirements.
There will be a requirement for significant P3M evidence to provide a clear and transparent picture of the landscape to support decision makers that are focussed on a number of critical and competing milestones.
MSUC is a small team and requires individuals to be willing to undertake tasks that they might not normally be asked to complete in a larger team; a degree of flexibility, agility and a can-do attitude are essential.
Essential;
Essential: L3 cleared
P3M skills including schedule and risk management
CAT A approvals experience
Ability to capture, review and assure evidence in support of an OBC
Excellent stakeholder skills
Good communication skills and fluent in English
Strong facilitation skills
Willingness and ability to predominantly work High-SideDesirable:
Experience of working in MOD
Experience of requirements work and activities
Knowledge and experience in satellite communications
Additional Information:
Location: Corsham,  onsite 3 days a week as a minimum with some travel
Duration: 12 months

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