Paul Bowman

Paul Bowman is the Implementation Manager at Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC), where he has been employed since 2008. He has extensive experience in marine military procurement, particularly within the Large Combat Ship Construction Sector. Currently, he oversees the Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ships (AOPS) project, which involves managing one of Canada's largest shipbuilding contracts for the Royal Canadian Navy.123

Professional Background

• Current Role: Implementation Manager at PSPC
• Experience:
  • Joined PSPC in 2008
  • Involved with the AOPS project for three years
• Responsibilities:
  • Supervises a team managing contract aspects such as acceptance, delivery, warranty, inspections, tests, and design verification of ships.1
  • Conducts fieldwork to ensure compliance with contract terms, validating work on ships under construction.1

Notable Projects

Bowman plays a crucial role in the construction of Harry DeWolf-class patrol ships, which are notable for their complexity and scale. Each ship comprises approximately 440,000 parts and weighs around 6,600 tonnes. His work environment is unique, as he operates from within the shipyard of Irving Shipbuilding Inc. in Halifax, Nova Scotia.1

Skills and Expertise

Paul's background highlights his proficiency in:

• Contract management
• Procurement strategies
• Field inspections and validation processes

His LinkedIn profile indicates a strong focus on public procurement practices and his commitment to enhancing military maritime capabilities through effective project management.23