Advanced Contracts Management
Course Prerequisites
- Please note that this course has the following prerequisites which must be completed before it can be accessed
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Fundamentals of Contract Management
About This Course
In the present crisis, how do you deal with contract management for procurement operations?
Are you ready to learn how to plan and execute various contract administration functions for the successful delivery of goods, works, and services in accordance with the “scope,” “quality,” “time,” and “cost” provisions of the respective contracts as well as recognized professional practice standards?
By learning an advanced spectrum of technical, procedural, and business capabilities, you will understand the ultimate link between contract administration and adaptive project management by enrolling in LEEX’s Advanced Contract Management course.
Learning Objectives
Plan and execute adaptive and agile project management concepts competently.
Manage the different contract administration activities to ensure that products, work, and services are delivered successfully.
Be able to operate within the contract's "scope," "quality," "time," and "money" restrictions, as well as recognized professional practice norms.
Understand the close relationship between contract administration and successful project management, including reporting on project outcomes and objectives.
Requirements
- For a smooth learning experience (Online Courses), participants must have basic computer skills and a computer with a reliable Internet connection and speakers.
- Participants are expected to have a basic knowledge of procurement practices in the public or private sector and a solid command of the English language.
Target Audience
- Project directors
- Contract administration and procurement staff
- Technical specialists;
- National project coordinators;
- Project managers and Assistants;
- Staff of international organizations;
- National development planning officials;
- Non-governmental organization officials involved in the development of project proposals and in resource mobilization activities.
Curriculum
Section One: Introduction
Legal Background: Contract Law, Contract Formation and Remedies Under Contracts
Project Procurement Strategy for Development (PPSD)
Contract Management Plan (CMP)
Risk Management Under Contracts
Project Management Background
Goods vs Services-Dominant Logics
The Contract
Incompleteness & Ambiguity,
Intent & Interpretation
Liabilities & Indemnities
Section Two: Contract Management
Section Three: Different Types of Contract Types
Section Four: Contract Monitoring, Evaluation & Close Out
Free
Material Includes
- Delegates who successfully complete this training course will be awarded a LEEX Certificate of Completion.
- Course Slides
- Additional Materials (Case studies etc.)
