Contract Negotiation: Skills and Techniques
Grand Serela Hotel, Bandung | Oct 18-20, 2010 | Rp. 5.250.000,-
INTRODUCTION
In many occasions, project managers or the end users usually care less on how the contract will be structured and written. Project managers or the end users tend to forward the contract management process to the procurement, legal & contract department since they assume that such process relates to procurement and/or legal/contractual matters. However, the contract management process is not only a simple contract writing process but it involves a bigger picture of the process. The project managers and/or the end users� participation in that process determines whether the entire contract management process is a success.
As the executor of the project & user of certain services, project managers and/or end users are highly recommended to participate in the contract management process starting from the beginning of the contract development & bidding process up to the negotiation process, contract execution and close out. This way all requirements related to the project will be well covered in the contract and there will be no flaws that may create disputes at present or in the future. One thing to remember is that project managers & end users are the persons responsible to run and manage the contract for the entire period of the project.
Therefore project leaders & end users are recommended to understand about the contract and its financial & legal implications in addition to the scope of work and financing management.
COURSE OUTLINE
Day 1
Supply Chain Management
What is Supply Chain Management
- Who are involved in the Supply Chain Management
- Relationship between Supply Chain Management and Contract Management
- Prevailing Regulation
Procurement Process – Stage 1
- Planning and Budgeting
- The existence of Bid Committee
- Determining the Procurement Process : Direct Appointment, Direct Selection, Tender/Bidding
- Pre-Qualification Process: Selection of Vendors/ Bidders
Procurement Process – Stage 2
- Preparing the bid package
- Elucidation Meetings
- Evaluation of Bids
Letters of Intent
- Award Notification
- Major issues in Letter of Intents
- Letter of Intent vs Letter of Award
- Is Letter of Intent binding ?
Tender Compliant/Protests
- Causes for tender compliant/protests
- Legal/contractual implication
Day 2
Contract Management
- What is Contract Management
- Difference between agreement and contract
- What is a contract
Types of Contract
- Unilateral contracts
- Bilateral contracts
- Multilateral contracts
Pre-Contract process
- Offer
- Contractual Negotiation
- Acceptance
- Agreement
Provisions of a Contract
- Subjects of a contract
- Contract Term : commencement and expiration date
- Termination provisions
- Technical provisions: People and Equipment
- Commercial provisions : terms of payment
- Liability provisions
- Warranty provisions
- Force Majeure
- Liquidated Damages
- Penalty clause
- Amendment/Addendum /Variation of Contract
- Assignment provisions
- Governing Law
- Dispute Resolution : amicable, mediation, arbitration, or court
Legal Advices
- Who should you ask for Legal Advice
- Internal Legal Advice
- External legal advice
Contract Execution
- Time consistency
- Scope of Work compliance & monitoring
- Invoicing procedure
- Cost Control
- Management of Variation/ Amendment/ Addendum
Contract Expiry or Termination
- Control of the Contract Term
- Performance based evaluation
- Cost effective evaluation
- Contract reference for upcoming future similar project
- Contract close-out
Day 3
Negotiation Skills and Techniques
- Types of Negotiation: Positional Negotiation and Interest-Based Negotiation
- Basic Rules of Negotiations
- How to represent your company in a negotiation process
- Determining your objectives in a negotiation
- Attitude towards negotiation
- Persuasive attitude
- Bargaining Position
- Technical Negotiation
- Commercial Negotiation
- Legal/Contractual Negotiation
- Effective negotiation process: Who should attend, what are being negotiated and the aim of negotiation
- End result of Negotiation: Win-Win Solution, Agreement, Deadlock or Dispute
- Requirement on management decision
Bonds, Penalty & Liquidated Damages
- Rules of bonds requirement
- Penalty implementation & negotiation
- Liquidated damage philosophy
Basic International Contract Types
- Fixed Price
- Cost Plus Fixed Fee
- Outsourcing
- Time and Material
- Incentive or Award
- Economic Price Adjustment
- Engineering Procurement & contraction
Class Activities: Negotiation is Fun
Participants are required to participant in class room discussions by reviewing a draft agreement and role play on negotiation process.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
The program is designed for Engineering, Operational, Maintenance, Purchasing, and Contracts personnel at all levels who are involved in the planning, development, approval, and management or contracts that cover the acquisition of materials, equipment, software, and services and who are in organizations whose leadership want high levels of competency in those involved in these activities
Instructor
Ir. Joko Margono, MBA
Ir. Joko Margono, MBA graduated from Bachelor Degree of Civil Engineering, Surabaya Technology Institute. During his career as a head inspectorate at several companies in Indonesia, he also earns his Business Master Degree of Belgium University.
In additional his experiences, he lead various courses such as Supply Chain Management, Logistic & material Management, The Art & Power of negotiation, team Building, Problem Solving & Decision Making, Owner Estimate Analysis and many others.
Active as a leader, he is also actives as American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association and as a Chairman Representative Information Centre West Java of Forum on Good Corporate Governance Indonesia (FCGI).
Schedule
October 20-22, 2010
3 days
Venue
Papandayan Hotel, Bandung
Tuition Fee
Rp.5.250.000,- per participant, excluding accommodation & tax.