Patrick Mc Evoy
About Patrick Mc Evoy
Patrick Mc Evoy is the Global Procurement Capital Equipment Category Manager at Bristol-Myers Squibb in Dublin, with extensive experience in procurement and quantity surveying across various multinational companies and Irish contractors.
Current Role at Bristol-Myers Squibb
Patrick Mc Evoy is currently employed as the Global Procurement Capital Equipment Category Manager at Bristol-Myers Squibb in Dublin. In this role, he oversees the procurement of capital equipment and ensures processes are efficient and adaptable to market demands. This position involves significant responsibility in managing procurement strategies for a leading biopharmaceutical company.
Previous Experience at Pfizer
From 2012 to 2015, Patrick Mc Evoy served as a Cost Engineer at Pfizer in Newbridge, Co. Kildare. During his three years in this role, he was responsible for cost management and analysis. This position allowed him to refine his expertise in financial oversight and project cost estimation within the pharmaceutical industry.
Role as Senior Contracts Surveyor at KN Network Services/KN Energy
Patrick Mc Evoy worked as a Senior Contracts Surveyor at KN Network Services/KN Energy from 2011 to 2012 in Clondalkin, Dublin 11. In this short tenure of six months, he contributed to contract surveying and management, gaining significant experience in the energy sector. His responsibilities included overseeing contract agreements and ensuring compliance with project specifications.
Education in Procurement and Construction Economics
Patrick Mc Evoy holds a B. SC (Hons) in Construction Economics and Management from the Dublin Institute of Technology. He has also studied Business Procurement and Materials Management at University College Dublin, where he is currently undertaking a Higher Certificate Course (part-time). These academic qualifications provide a solid foundation for his expertise in procurement and construction management.
Key Procurement Projects and Achievements
Patrick Mc Evoy has been instrumental in developing a procurement strategy that accelerated the procurement process to better suit the Irish market. Notably, he oversaw the procurement of trade subcontracts worth approximately €350 million and equipment packages valued at around €400 million for a $1 billion biologics facility in Cruiserath, Dublin. As the Global Procurement Lead, he played a crucial role in the successful delivery of this high-value project, working effectively with stakeholders to ensure timely and budget-compliant completion.