Commercial Contract Management Applications
Duration: 3 Days (10 am to 5 pm with one hour lunch break)
Cost: $ 1999 + GST
Course Outline
Learn How To
- Apply team-building strategies in a contract management environment
- Analyze an RFP and evaluate the risk vs. opportunity
- Put together a winning proposal
- Plan and conduct contract negotiations
- Apply contract administration best practices in a real-world situation
Course Synopsis
You should take this course after you have completed the first four
core courses if you are participating in the Master's Certificate in
Commercial Contract Management program. Or, you may elect to attend this
course if you have already completed several other core courses. By synthesizing,
reinforcing, and building on the competencies gained in the other courses,
this highly concentrated course is a complete guide to applying the skills
and knowledge you have gained.
Working in teams, you will complete an extensive and realistic simulation
in which you confront challenges typical of those that arise throughout
the life cycle of a contract. Your team will identify and analyze problems,
weigh alternative solutions, make trade-offs, and take action based on
your decisions. You will also confront issues involving communication
difficulties, internal conflicts, conflicting assertions of fact, clashing
contract interpretations, ethical dilemmas, unexpected events, and unreasonable
customer demands. Each phase of the simulation is the subject of group
discussion and evaluation. You will leave the program with firsthand
experience in managing a wide variety of situations through a multifunctional
team approach.
Course Topics
- Team Building
- Project assignment
- Initial project assignment
- Team ownership
- Organizational assessment: working with what you have
- Staffing
- Resources
- Management support
- Options assessment
- Preemptive troubleshooting
- Historic review
- Preproposal Analysis and Planning
- Analyzing the market
- Assessing risk vs. opportunity
- Building the team and reviewing roles
- Developing a plan to complete the proposal
- Preparing a Winning Proposal
- Evaluating the requirement
- Evaluating terms and conditions
- Obtaining the team's commitment
- Writing the winning proposal
- Delegating to team members
- Managing time constraints
- Proposal Evaluation and Source Selection
- Evaluation methods
- Scoring and selection
- Negotiation/Agreement
- Prenegotiation planning
- Fact finding
- Issue development
- Position development
- Strategy development
- Negotiation
- Exploratory sessions
- Joint-gain resolution
- Postnegotiation actions
- Memoranda of understanding and letters of intent
- Communication
- Precontract agreements
- Contract Formation
- Delivery schedule
- Products and services—statements of work and specifications
- Payment
- Other terms and conditions
- Signed contract
- Pre-performance Planning
- Project kickoff meeting
- Goals
- Participants
- Principal points
- Project planning
- Contract Administration—Real-Life Challenges
- Kickoff meeting
- Performance problems
- Interpreting contract requirements
- Reporting progress
- Managing changes
- Negotiations
- Dispute resolution
- Invoicing and payments
- Acceptance
- Warranties
- Documentation of lessons learned
- Contract Closeout
- Completion of work
- Final settlement
- Continuing obligations
- Lessons Learned and Best Practices Summary
- Individual assessments
- Team assessments
For more information on above
course, please call us at 416-926-0616 or e-mail
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