About this course

This focused three-day courseprovides a clear and practical introduction to contract management, covering key concepts essential for anyone working with commercial agreements. Participants will learn about contract formation, key contractual terms, financial management, and risk allocation, gaining a strong foundation in how contracts are structured and enforced. With real-world examples and case studies, this programme is ideal for procurement professionals, project managers, and commercial staff who need to understand the core principles of contract management to enhance their decision-making and risk awareness.

What you will learn

By the end of this course, you will be able to implement a successful strategy that enables you to:

  • Compare and contrast different contract models, including construction, engineering, and consultancy contracts, based on project requirements.
  • Assess the importance of cash flow in contract performance and financial management.
  • Apply cost and price analysis techniques to evaluate procurement decisions and contract pricing models.
  • Explain key financial instruments such as letters of credit, retention, and performance-based payments, and their role in contract execution.
  • Identify common contractual risks, including risks posed by contractors, and assess their potential impact.
  • Analyse contract clauses that allocate and transfer risk between parties, applying best practices in risk mitigation.
  • Evaluate case studies in contractual risk management to develop strategies for minimising financial and legal exposure.

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