Compliance, Evaluation and Contract Award

Overview

Recommended pre-requisites:

Procurement & Contract Essentials;
Procurement Planning and Risk;
Introduction to Specification Writing; and/or
Intermediate procurement practitioner experience

This intermediate level course provides the skills and practices required to undertake this phase of the procurement process.

Topics covered will ensure you can develop an evaluation strategy and use it to recommend the best option or review recommendations to accept a tender or quote.
This course will cover different evaluation and scoring methodologies which are suited to different types of procurement activities, and how the weighting of criteria can impact the recommendation. Also covered are different contract establishment processes, and the parameters within which negotiation can occur before entering into a contract.

This course will provide an opportunity to get hands-on experience developing your own customised selection criteria to ensure your Local Government engages the most advantageous supplier.

Vitally, the skills and knowledge provided in this unit need to be applied within the Local Government legislative, regulatory and policy environment in which they are carried out. It’s essential therefore, that you consult with your Local Government’s respective policies in conjunction with the learning material provided.

Target Audience

This course would assist those undertaking end-to-end procurement activity or those who might participate in the evaluation process and ongoing contract management.
If you are likely to be involved with suppliers to manage their performance or manage the process for similar such procurements in the future, then this course will greatly assist you with those process requirements (and possible procurement or legislative pitfalls) you may encounter.

Learning Outcomes

Have clearly identified assessment criteria for their RFx and method of assessment;
Develop an evaluation strategy inclusive of an evaluation plan, communication strategy (for panel members), schedule of meetings, key approvals and timelines/milestones;
Establish an evaluation panel appropriate to the needs and value of the RFx;
Have developed a procurement compliance checklist for RFx assessment and reference in evaluation process;
Have developed a register to identify and manage clarifications, Issues, and possible negotiation areas (noting that any negotiations undertaken must be within parameters of legislation);
Develop and issue recommendation for contract award, in accordance with appropriate approvals; and
Identify and understand the key elements that form a contract.

Duration

9:00am - 4:30pm

Fees

$578.00 (Incl GST)

Course Transfer and Cancellation Policy
All transfer or cancellation requests must be made by emailing training@walga.asn.au

Training at WALGA - If you wish to change or cancel your confirmed course the following applies:

More than 10 business days prior to course commencement - no charge for either a cancellation or change request.
Cancellation request between 10-6 business days - 50% refund on pre-payment.
Less than 5 business days, no refund for cancellation and no transfer to another date allowed.
Non-Attendance - there is no refund or transfer for non-attendance.

Please refer to the WALGA Terms and Conditions of Enrolment for further conditions including COVID-19, In House training and course cancellations.

Compliance, Evaluation and Contract Award

Thursday, 28 July 2022
Registration from 08:45 AM
ONE70, LV1, 170 Railway Parade, West Leederville, WA 6007
$578.00

Compliance, Evaluation and Contract Award

Wednesday, 2 November 2022
Registration from 08:45 AM
ONE70, LV1, 170 Railway Parade, West Leederville, WA 6007
$578.00

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Compliance, Evaluation and Contract Award

Overview

Target Audience

Learning Outcomes

Duration

Fees