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This document summarizes information about contracting for project managers. It discusses contract administration and its role in project management, including negotiating terms and conditions and ensuring compliance. It also outlines the project procurement cycle of identifying needs, developing a business case, and determining procurement approach. Finally, it discusses different types of contracts like sales contracts, purchasing contracts, and partnership contracts that may be used in various situations.
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