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Velocity

Procurement & Strategic Sourcing Manager

15 E Quintette Rd, Cantonment, FL 32533-7234

On-site · Full-time · $125k-145k + 15% Bonus (as posted)

First seen by offpeak October 23, 2026

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About Velocity Restorations

Velocity Restorations is a high-growth manufacturer of premium classic vehicles, producing approximately 150 complete vehicles annually. Our supply organization manages approximately $25 million in annual material spend, $8 million in inventory, roughly 8,000 active SKUs, and approximately 250 suppliers.

Velocity is transitioning from a traditional restoration environment into a disciplined manufacturing operation. We are looking for leaders who have built scalable systems - not simply operated inside systems someone else created.


Position Summary

The Procurement & Strategic Sourcing Manager will have full ownership of Velocity's purchasing and strategic sourcing function. This is not a transactional purchasing position. We are looking for a proven procurement leader capable of rebuilding processes, developing buyers, negotiating sophisticated supplier agreements, establishing vendor-management systems, reducing supply risk, and creating a professional procurement organization.

The successful candidate must be equally comfortable negotiating a multimillion-dollar supplier agreement, sourcing a difficult-to-find component, reviewing machining costs, developing an overseas supplier, and sitting beside a buyer teaching them how to negotiate a purchase order. This individual will have significant autonomy to redesign the department.


Procurement Leadership

Strategic Sourcing & Supplier Development

Commercial & Contract Management

Vendor Performance

Planning & Material Availability

First-Year Expectations


Candidate Profile

We are specifically looking for someone who has built or transformed a procurement organization.

We are not looking for someone whose experience consists primarily of administering an established purchasing system. We want someone who has walked into imperfect environments, built the system and made the organization better.


Key Performance Indicators