3Ps of Public Sector Procurement: Principles, Practices and Performance
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Course Description
Procurement’s critical role in organisational success is recognised as never before, but it can only succeed if it is strategic, proactive and meticulously planned and managed.
This programme offers a comprehensive and essential guide to the entire procurement cycle and will equip procurement managers with the vital tools and techniques to manage the procurement process for goods and services efficiently, effectively, and in line with international best practices.
It’s focused on the ‘3Ps’: Principles (including transparency and accountability), Practices (including potential weak spots such as planning, tender evaluation and contract management) and Performance (including getting best value from procurement and risk management). Delegates will also drill down into approaches to compliance and managing complaints, supplier relationship and category management, and the need-to-know essentials of the World Bank New Procurement Framework.
Delivered using a highly interactive style, with practical case studies, simulations and visits, delegates will return to the office confident to put what they have learned to work.
Delegates receive one year’s affiliate membership of CIPS.
COURSE OBJECTIVES: On completion, you will be able to:
Understand the procurement cycle and its key risks, challenges and opportunities
Develop contract strategies that deliver
• Plan and implement a transparent tendering process including bidding and evaluation
Improve your contract and supplier management to get the best from your supply base
Successfully implement category management
Develop a process for receiving and resolving complaints
Course Structure
KEY TOPICS:
The strategic importance of procurement
The procurement cycle from identification of need to contract closure
Techniques and processes to manage and maintain procurement strategies and supplier performance
Tender design and methodologies
Contract management
Supplier relationship management
Monitoring and evaluation tools
Principles of category management
World Bank New Procurement Framework, including its focus on value for money
