Contract Monitoring Consultant
Pubblicato il 19-10-2026 - TXT GROUP in Italia
HSPI S.p.A. is looking for a Consultant to support a major client in the Public Sector with contract monitoring, administrative management and control activities, with a particular focus on Framework Agreements and the related Executive Contracts.
Contractual and Financial Monitoring: Review of periodic reports on working days, professional profiles, deliverables and consumption against work plans and contractual rates; monitoring of the available budget under Executive Contracts and the remaining ceiling of Framework Agreements.
Service Verification and Invoicing Authorisation: Review of Statements of Work Progress (SAL), support for service compliance checks and preparation of the documentation required to certify proper contract performance and authorise invoicing.
Administrative and Accounting Invoice Checks: Verification of consistency between invoices, reported services, payment certificates and expenditure commitments; management of electronic invoices through the Interchange System (SDI) and verification of applicable regulatory requirements,
including DURC (Social Security and Insurance Contribution Compliance Certificate), payment traceability and split payment.
Support for Invoice Settlement and Payment: Management of administrative requirements preceding invoice settlement, preparation and review of accounting documentation, and support for payment procedures through Public Administration information systems, including SICOGE and InIt.
Contract Closure: Support for final compliance checks, settlement of outstanding balances and release of withholdings and contractual guarantees; updating of final reporting data and management of unused expenditure commitments.
Education:
Degree in Law, Economics, Political Science or an equivalent field of study.
Required Technical Skills:
In-depth knowledge of the Italian Public Contracts Code, the Consip procurement system and Framework Agreements;
Experience in managing administrative documentation and contractual pro