? Recent global challenges, such as economic instability, climate change, and energy disruptions, have profoundly impacted the way we live and conduct business. These dynamics have also created new threats and risks in the way the public sector procures goods, works, and services.
The participants of this course are: - public procurement practitioners at the central (ministry) and sub-central (local government) levels; - officials of ministries of finance in charge of monitoring/ controlling public procurement transactions; - members of national public procurement offices, tender boards and tender/proposal evaluation committees - United Nations personnel - procurement trainers from national educational institutes or government services; - procurement and financial auditors as well as "probity advisors" and staff from civil society organisations
The overall objective of this course was to provide the participants with the practical skills necessary to enhance economy, efficiency and transparency in the management of public procurement operations.
On completion of this course the participants are be able to conduct the procurement process for goods, works and services in accordance with internationally accepted standards through:
The course provided an overview on public procurement fundamentals and instruments and procedures related to design and delivering procurement contracts for goods works and services.
MODULE 1: PROCUREMENT STRATEGIC PLANNING
MODULE 2:BIDDING DOCUMENTS FOR GOODS
MODULE 3: NON-CONSULTING SERVICES
MODULE 4: SELECTING A CONSULTING COMPANY TO ACT AS THE FIDIC ENGINEER
MODULE 5: CONTRACT MANAGEMENT - FIDIC RED AND YELLOW BOOKS