8. Procurement Management Plan
• Contract type
• Expert evaluators
• Evaluation methods and criteria
• Standard documents
• Constrains and assumptions
• Responsibilities for project team or procurement office
• Connection with the schedule
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12. Contract Types
Fixed sum or lump-sum
CPFF = Cost + Fixed Fee
CPF = Cost + Fee
CPIF = Cost + Incentive Fee
T&M = Time & Materials
Paymentsbasedon
Investor’sControl
WorkDescription
RisktoSupplier
Supplier’smotivation
Result
Time
Low
High
Detail
General
High
Low High
Low
13. Evaluation Techniques
• Weighting system
• Independent estimates
• Screening system
• Seller rating systems
• Proposal evaluation techniques
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14. Evaluation Criteria
• Understanding of needs
• Overall cost
• Technical capacity and approach
• Management capacity and approach
• Financial capacity
• Production capacity
• Business size and type
• References and previous experience
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15. Exercise
Select one task from your project for
subcontracting.
What are the minimum requirements for the
contractor?
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16. State Procurement Criteria Example
• No criminal or administrative penalties
• No risk to bankruptcy
• No unpaid taxes
• Last 3 years net turnover bigger then 150 000
• Experience in similar projects
– Total turnover at least 75 000
– One project bigger then 50 000
• Project manager has PMI certificate (issued or renewed
during last 3 years)
• …
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22. Project Phases and Processes
Initiation
Planning
Execution Control
Closing
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23. Procurement in the Project Execution
Information
distribution
Project
execution
Procurement
management
Reporting
Team
development
Schedule
control
Scope
verification
Cost
control
Quality
control
Risk
monitoring
Change
management
Planning
Closing
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… to perform the P work.
Different roles:
Buyer (you as a client, customer, prime contractor, demander, requestor, …) - INTERNAL
Seller (you as a bidder, supplier, contractor, subcontractor, vendor, service provider, undertaker…) - EXTERNAL
Contract describes buyer-client responsibilities – e.g. who is responsible for PM (in this work phase)?
UNDERTAKER JOKE
Plan – what to purchase and how?
Contracting – requirements and potential partners
Requests – providing information, invitations, offers
Selecting - reviewing offers, negotiations, selecting, contracts
Administration – performance reporting, change management, contract management
Closure – closing contract, solving open issues
Outcomes:
contract – more extensive approval process
agreements, subcontracts, orders, deliverables, products services
IN:
Environment – what is available?
Organization – procedures, guidelines, management system
Out+
- Contract management plan
- Resource availability
Make favoring factors:
Direct control
Cost less
Higher quality control
Unique – no suppliers
Small quantity – nobody interested
Protect IP
Time control
Ethical or social reasons
Buy favoring factors:
Missing certain know-how
Cost less
Reducing risks – multiple sources
Limited resources
Brand preferences