Procurement Management Consultancy

Procurement Management

Procurement management follows a logical order. Our procedural framework helps your company´s an engineering and construction projects.

• Planing what you need to contract, and plan how you’ll do it.
• Sending out contract requirements to sellers. Bidding for the chance to work with the client. Helping the client pick the best one,
• Reviewing and Signing the procurement contract.
• Monitoring the process is the key to a successful procurement, it is to make sure that the contract is being followed. When the work is done, the client closes out the contract and fills out all the paperwork.

Planing for the whole project is where our framework focuses. Before doing anything else, the client needs to think about all of the work to contract out for the procurement project. Planing for purchases and acquisitions is the key for Selamina EPCAm consultancy. Here’s where our consultancy to the client-side takes a close look at the needs to be sure that contracting is necessary. Figuring out what kinds of contracts make sense for the project, and trying to define all of the parts of the project that will be contracted out.

In our contract planning is where the client plan out each individual contract for the project work. Working out how we’ll manage the contract, what metrics it will need to meet to be considered successful, how the client picks a seller, and how the client administers the contract once the work is happening.

Our procurement management plan details how the procurement process will be managed. It includes the following information:

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  The types of contracts the client plan to use and any metrics that will be used to measure the contractors’ performance
• The planned delivery dates for the work or products clients are contracting
• The company’s standard documents the client will use
• The number of vendors or contractors involved and how they will be managed
• How purchasing may impact the constraints and assumptions of the project plan
• The coordination of purchasing lead times with the development of the project schedule
• The identification of prequalified sellers (if known)

Our procurement management plan procedural framework, like all other management plans, becomes a subsidiary of the project management plan. Some tools and techniques you may use during the procurement planning stage include make-or-buy analysis and definition of the contract type.