12 Procurement Flashcards

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Project Procurement Management Overview

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processes to purchase or acquire products, services or results from outside of the project team

Internal SLA’s and MOA’s (memoranda of agreements)

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Procurement Processes:

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Plan Procurement (P)
Conduct Procurements (E)
Control Procurements (M)
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Procurement: Key Concepts

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Project Manager is not always (or usually) the legal signing authority

Contracts should clearly state deliverables and results, mutually binding agreement.

Decentralized purchasing ( Proj Man has signing authority) vs. Centralized purchasing (separate department with a role of purchasing)

Should be formal

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Procurement Trends

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Advances in tools (online)
Advanced risk management
Changing Contracting Processes (considering international contracting)
Logistics and supply chain management (factor delivery times)
Technology and Stakeholder relations (audit/scrutiny)
Trial Engagements

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Procurement Tailoring Considerations

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Complexity of procurement
Physical Location
Governance and regulatory environment
Availability of contractors

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Plan Procurement Management Process

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Planning

documenting project procurement decisions, specify approach and identify sellers

Determines: need outside support?, what, how, how much, when to acquire

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Plan Procurement Inputs

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PC
Business Documents
- Business Case
- benefits management plan
PMP
-scope management
- quality management plan
- resource management plan
- scope baseline
Project documents
- milestone list
- project team assignments
- requirements documentation
- requirements traceability matric
- resource requirements
- risk register
- stakeholder register
EEF/OPA
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Plan Procurement T/T

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EJ
Data Gathering
- Market research
Data Analysis
- Make or buy analysis
Source Selection analysis
Meetings
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Plan Procurement Outputs

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Procurement Management Plan
Procurement Strategy
Bid documents
Procurement statement of work
source selection criteria
Make or buy decisions
Independent cost estimates
Change requests
Project Document updates
- LL
- Milestone list
- Requirements documents
- requirements traceability matrix
- risk register
- stakeholder register
OPA updates
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Contract Types

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Fixed Price (lump sum)
- firm fixed price (FFP)
- Fixed price incentive fee (FPIF)
- Fixed price with economic price adjustments (FPEPA)
Cost-reimbursable Contracts (cost plus)
- Cost plus fixed fee (CPFF)
- Cost plus incentive fee (CPIF)
- Cost plus award fee (CPAF)
Time and Material Contract (T&M), unit price
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Conduct Procurements Overview

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Executing

getting seller responses, selecting a seller, awarding a contract

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Conduct Procurements Inputs

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PMP
- Scope
- Requirements
- Communication management
- Risk Management
- Procurement management
- configuration management
- cost baseline
Project documents
- LL
- Project schedule
- requirements documentation
- risk register
- stakeholder register
Procurement documentation
Seller Proposals
EEF/OPA
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Conduct Procurements T/T

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EJ
Advertising
Bidder conferences
Data Analysis
- Proposal evaluation
Interpersonal and team skills
- negotiation
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Conduct Procurements Outputs

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Selected Sellers
Agreements
Change requests
PMP updates
- requirements management
- quality management
- communication management plan
- risk plan
- procurement plan
- scope baseline
- schedule baseline
- cost baseline
Project documents Updates
- LL
- requirement documentation
- Requirements traceablilty matrix
- resource calendars
- Riske register
- stakeholder register
OPA updates
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Control Procurements Overview

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Monitor and Control
monitoring relationships, contract performance, making changes and corrections, and closing out contracts

Verify terms and conditions

Integration of procurement and project processes

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Control Procurements Inputs

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PMP
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Project documentation
...
Agreements
Procurement documentation
Approved change requests
Work Performance data
EEF
OPA
17
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Control Procurements T/T

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EJ
Claims administration
Data Analysis
- Performance reviews
- Earned value analysis
- Trend analysis
Inspection
Audits
18
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Control Procurements Outputs

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Closed Procurements
Work Performance information
Procurement documentation updates
Change requests
PMP updates
- Risk Management Plan
- Procurement management plan
- schedule baseline
-cost baseline
Proj Document updates
- LL
- resource requirements
- requirements traceability matrix
- Risk register
- Stakeholder register
OPA updates
19
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Procurement: agile considerations

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Vendors are an extension of the team
Collaborative
Sharing risk
Big projects
-adaptive some parts
- stable other parts
Need MSA-> masters services agreement ( roles and responsibilities)
20
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Source selection analysis

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Least cost
Qualifications only
Quality based/highest tech proposal score
Quality and costs
Sole source
Fixed budget
21
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SOW

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From project scope baseline, defines only that portion of the project associated with that contact

22
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Seller proposals

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Reply based on org. needs

Technical separate pricing

Evaluation team

  • review
  • check against source
23
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Control procurement - key outputs

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All procurements have to be closed out

Can’t close project with open procurements
Claim/litigation? Can’t close

Procurement closure = lots of record keeping

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Control procurement - key actions for PM

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Monitor progress
Execute plans
Verify scope by accepting result
Track costs and ensure payment
Measure outputs
Harmonize contractual deliverables with the schedule
Approve changes
Take corrective action
Report status
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Control procurement - key questions for PM

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Goods/services being delivered?
Delivered on time?
Correct amount invoices/ paid?
All conditions of contact being met?
Is the buyer seller relationship being maintained/managed