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Managing Project Procurement
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Managing Project Procurement Workshop This workshop is designed to provide an overall understanding of contracting and procurement management from the point of view of the buyer (i.e. the Project Manager). It begins with identifying which products and services should be bought and covers all the steps of the process through contract close-out. There is an emphasis on those interactions that directly impact the Project Manager. Participants learn a model comprised of six procurement management processes: �Plan Purchases and Acquisitions �Plan Contracting �Request Seller Responses �Select Sellers �Contract Administration �Contract Closure The steps within each process are clearly described, and participants immediately apply the new skills using case study exercises. Audience Project Managers and team members working with contracts and contractors. Note: This course is designed for those who need an awareness of contract and procurement processes and issues for executing project work . It is not a course for procurement professionals or contract lawyers Length Two days Learning Objectives Participants will learn how to: �Develop effective procurement processes �from planning purchases and acquisitions and seller selection through contract close-out �Create project procurement plans, aligning procurement efforts with the desire project outcome Instructional Strategies This workshop utilizes short lectures, guided discussion, short case studies, and hands-on application activities in small teams. Team activities are debriefed by the instructor through occasional team presentations. Prerequisites None, although project management experience involving some procurement will help maximize the learnings from this course. A On-site course provided by SPM Group in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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