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PSG107 - Negotiating and Contracting with Project Service Providers

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Course #: PSG107
PDU: 21
Price: Call for Pricing
Length: 3 days
Prereq: Persuasion and Influence

Disputes with subcontractors can cause delays, increase costs and affect technical performance. In this course, you’ll learn what to do (and what not to do) when defining, planning, selecting, managing and administering subcontracts. You’ll also learn how to negotiate “win-win” agreements with outside subcontractors and internal service providers.
 

Topics:

Day 1
Basics of Negotiation and Contract Types

  • Learn your negotiation style and how you interact with others in project management
  • The five common errors in judgment that lead to project failures
  • How to prepare for negotiations when contracting with outside service providers
  • Contract types: fixed price, time and materials, cost-reimbursement
  • Establishing and defending your boundaries when working with management and stakeholders

Day 2
Executing Contracts

  • Making certain your subcontractors perform as specified
  • Alternative dispute/conflict resolution
  • Separating the people from the problem
  • Knowing and executing your strategy
  • Dealing with people who drive you crazy

Day 3
Applications

  • Exercise: participants will negotiate a fixed-term contract in a project team environment and demonstrate negotiation techniques and problem-solving skills.
  • Participants receive feedback and analysis from a professional instructor following the exercise


Audience:
Team leads, project managers, project coordinators, project schedulers, project administrators, project analysts, project leaders and program managers.

Learning objectives:

  • Preparing for negotiating different types of contracts
  • Avoiding legal claims and disputes with subcontractors
  • Negotiating with management and stakeholders in a win-win manner
  • Allocating extra time when moving people between tasks
  • Dealing with people who drive you crazy

PMBOK Knowledge Areas:

  • Procurement management
  • Quality management
  • Risk management

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