"contract manager" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who is responsible for the management of contracts. For example, "The contract manager is reviewing the terms of the agreement."
Coleman previously worked as the transitional contract manager for the Salvation Army TSAA) in the early management of the centre.
Patrick Smith from Capita says it can be a customer, it can be a contract manager.
Soames spent the morning talking to the contract manager about shift patterns and the cost of helicopter earphones.
Liz Daley, a Fabi contract manager, said that the panel the men had been standing on cracked.
Ms. Sevieux, the contract manager for the Coling Ambulette Service in Brooklyn, took the course in June.
This has been vetoed by both Michael Shelton (DIBP's contract manager) and our IT people as being inappropriate and unmanageable".
Public sector contract managers cannot simply relax because their service providers have signed up to a new code.
From the start, contract managers were encouraged to think of themselves as their own bosses, with their own businesses to run.
Cory McPhee, a spokesman for Vale in Toronto, said that while the company was "very happy" with the contract, managers were "very sensitive to the fact that we're going to have to rebuild relationships with employees".
"They want to be contract managers and get private sector companies to come in and deliver those services".
Some State Department officials have privately complained of becoming full-time contract managers, not practicing diplomats.
