procurement - Noun

[boozl]

I was the person solely responsible for the procurement of each project from it's inception to its completion.

Or;

I was the person solely responsible for the procurement on each project from its inception to its completion.

Or;

I was the person solely responsible for procurement on each project from inception to completion.

Or;

I was the person solely responsible for procurement of each project from inception to completion.


Which one is best and/or which ones do not make sense?


Thanks in advance

Boozle

[BobK]

'Procurement' is ambiguous:

• procurement of = getting. 'My task was the procurement of a toothbrush'.
• procurement [often paired with 'on'] = the system whereby a company gets supplied with what it needs. 'I was in charge of procurement on X project'.

The repeated 'its' is optional.

b

[boozl]

'Procurement' is ambiguous:

• procurement of = getting. 'My task was the procurement of a toothbrush'.
• procurement [often paired with 'on'] = the system whereby a company gets supplied with what it needs. 'I was in charge of procurement on X project'.

The repeated 'its' is optional.

b

I was the person solely responsible for the procurement of each project from it's inception to its completion.

This one doesn't make sense then if the red words can be replaced by the word getting. Is that right?


Going on what you have saidBob - I was the person solely responsible for procurement on each project from inception to completion - is what I'm going to use on my CV.

Thanks.

[BobK]

b