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Module 11 Session 11.2 Visual 1
Module 11
Executing and Controlling the Work
Session 11. 2: Managing Contracts
Module 11 Session 11.2 Visual 2
Phases of the project life cycle Implementation is just one phase
Conception Development Approval Implementation Termination
Planning Procurement Execution
Subphases of Subphases of Implementation PhaseImplementation Phase
Subphases of Subphases of Implementation PhaseImplementation Phase
Project approved
Plan approved
Contract signed
Construction finished
= Accomplishments or milestones
Module 11 Session 11.2 Visual 3
Keeping on courseA key project management task
Externalinfluence
Res
et c
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Actual travelPosition surveyed
Start of journey
Destination
Course set in
itially
(
Plan)
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Actors
Principal Actors
• The client
• Works contractor(s)
• Consultants
• Suppliers of goodsand equipment
• Others directly impacted
Other Actors
Hidden actors:Bidders & proposersnot successful in obtaining work underthe project
Future bids may be affected by the perceptions of hidden actors
Module 11 Session 11.2 Visual 5
Cash flow may affect schedule
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Time
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end
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Curve represents expected profile of contractor’s Expenditure
This area represents
contractor’s financing gap during the contract
Steps represent contractor’s expected
payments under contract
Failure to make payments in accordance with the contract may cause financial problems for the contractor that may affect the progress of the contract.
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Client’s reputation for fairness: Influence on future bids
Level of bid
Level of perceived risk
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isk
High
Low
Lev
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Medium
High
Low
Medium
The worse the reputation of the client, the higher the risk for the contractor
The higher the perceived risk, the higher the bids, and vice versa
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Review the assumptions made at earlier stages of project life cycle
Construction cost Construction period Key analyses
Economic Financial Social Environment
Changes in assumptionsmay affect the forecastEconomic Rate of Return(the Benefits to the economy)
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Review the assumptions made at earlier stages of project life cycle
Project risks
Risk reduction proposals
Milestones
Module 11 Session 11.2 Visual 9
Review the assumptions made at earlier stages of project life cycle
If Hierarchy of Objectives approach wasused during analysis and design, the critical assumptions will be listed in the matrix!
Complementary actions What’s to be done? By whom? When? Potential “winners” and “losers”
Module 11 Session 11.2 Visual 10
Managing works contracts
Contractor selected and prepared Contract in place All parties “satisfied” with terms and conditions Performance security in place Work plan approved
Contract documentation in place Specific Unambiguous Complete
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Managing works contracts
At the outset Give order to commence work Make site(s) available Obtain performance security Assure adequate insurance is in place Establish day-to-day procedures and reporting Communicate consultant’s role, responsibility
and powers to all involved Authorize mobilization payment
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Managing works contractsKeeping on track during execution
Make timely payments Follow specified change procedures &
document changes Monitor progress using network analysis Handle claims and complaints promptly Hand over completed work for operation and
maintenance
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Managing works contractsGetting back on course during execution
Be alert for signs of trouble Schedule slip Major claims and disputes with no resolution Complementary actions required Other entities not carrying through with
obligations
Act quickly to identify and address problems Make continuous use of network analysis
Module 11 Session 11.2 Visual 14
Managing services contracts (consultants)
Confirm contracts (terms and conditions) Objective of services clear and unambiguous Support obligations defined Payment terms Reporting relationships Expected output
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Managing services contractsAt Startup
Consider consultant requests to replace key personnel only in the most serious of circumstances
Ensure staff aware of why consultants are being employed
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Managing service contractsDuring implementation Manage consultants primarily through periodic
reports Pay particular attention to the inception report Transmit essential information in reports Proactively identify and solve problems Consider in good faith consultant’s suggestions to
modify the terms of reference Make payments on schedule Final report should have NO surprises
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Managing goods contractsThe contract process
Production bysupplier
Transport from supplier site to client site
Client site
Client arranges for inspection prior to shipment from supplier site (if in contract)
Arrangements for freight and insurance
• Reception facilities• Commissioning• Inspection• Training
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Managing goods contracts At the outset
Payment schedule
Delivery schedule
Reception facilities
Staff (to operate)
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Managing goods contractsResponsibilities
Contractor responsibilities: Deliver the goods/equipment
When, where, how specified in contract Replace non-conforming
Hand over documentation Transfer title
Client responsibilities: Inspect within reasonable time Take delivery if meet requirements Pay promptly and resolve claims and disputes
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SummaryManaging contracts during implementation means
keeping the contracts on track as planned
taking actions to bring implementation back on track in terms of:
– cost, – budget, and – scope (performance & quality)
so that the project may begin the operations phase, and yield its expected benefits to the economy.