24 Feb - 7 Mar 2025
London (UK)
Hotel : Landmark Office Space - Oxford Street
Cost : 8400 € Euro
Once the contract has been awarded and signed between the parties, it is important to ensure that the contracted works need to be delivered for their intended purpose. This is where the contract administration comes into place to monitor the contracted works or services which must be effectively delivered.
Contract administration includes the activities needed to implement and determine the fulfillment of the contract requirements by the parties of the contract. The contracted works are a team effort that involves all the contractual parties working towards the common goal of delivering the completed works ready for their intended use.
The basic responsibilities of the parties are generally stipulated within the contract documents. Depending on the project deliverables, the selection of procurement route may differ. The role of the contract administrator does not begin until the contract is in place between the parties. However, in practice, such roles will begin before the existence of the contract.
This Global Horizon training course will provide holistic education/training to the participants for the best practice in dealing with:
Contract implementation.
Payments.
Valuation of variations.
Administering claims.
Dispute resolution.
Project closeout.
Upon completing this training course successfully, participants will be able to:
Understand the fundamental obligations of the contract administrator
Effectively implement the signed contract to achieve the employer’s requirements
Gain sufficient knowledge in the valuation of variations, payments, and claims
Application of contractual techniques in dealing with the risks involved in the projects
Understanding the requirement of insurance, bond, and gurantees.
Understanding the important dispute-resolutionlution techniques
Effectively communicate with the parties about their contractual responsibilities
Identify the process involved in the project closeout
This is a collaborative Contract Administration Certification Training Course and will comprise the following training approaches:
Lectures
Seminars & Presentations
Group Discussions
Assignments
Case Studies & Functional Exercises
Enterprises that nominate their employees to take this Contract Administration training course can benefit in the following ways:
Procedural management of a contract during the execution of a project
Ensure compliance with contractual provisions related to the flow of adequate information and submission of notices
Get valuations and payment assessments, submission of claims for additional payment, and extensions of time
Professionals attending this course on Contract Administration can benefit in the following ways:
Comprehend all the approaches involved in the administration of contracts
Ensure compliance with the contractual obligations and manage all the risks
Ensure all parties are alert to how the project is developing, including any shortfalls by either party and any areas of concern that may have an unfavorable effect on progress
This training course would be suitable for:
Contract and project coordinators
Bid managers
Supply chain professionals
Consumers and other purchasing officers
Contractors and Sub-contractors
Cost Controllers
Company Executives
Introduction to Contract Administration
Overview of contract administration
Who is a contract administrator?
The role and responsibilities of the contract administrator
Requirements to become a contract administrator
Implementing the contract
Interim Payment Certificates
Application for payment
Contractor’s entitlement
Valuation of interim payments
Withholding payments
Variation
Initiation of variation/instruction
Measuring variations
Adjustment of provisional sum, preliminaries and etc.
Contractual provisions relating to variations
Valuation of variations
Claims
Type of claims
Initiation of claims
Admissible item under a claim
Assessing the value
Claims in case of suspension or termination under the contract
Final Accounts and Reports
Preparing for the final account
Structure of the final account
Final account adjustments
Defects liability
Delay damages
Insurances, Bonds, and Guarantees
Purpose of insurance, bonds and guarantees
Types of insurances
Insurance requirement under the contract
Bonds and guarantees
Indemnity
Dispute Resolution Techniques
Circumstances and sources of disputes
Addressing the disputes under the contract
Amicable settlement
Alternative dispute resolution techniques
Litigation
Project Closeout Procedure
Participants roles
Closeout meetings
Close-out documentation
Post-completion services
Project Feedback