CM101: Mastering Post-Award Contract Management Bootcamp
What you will learn
Learn post-award contract management processes in a single course
Write effective contractual letters and business emails
Compare different types of claims in a project like acceleration, disruption, and extension of time.
Compare the key concepts like Pre-Contract vs Post-Contract, Main Contract vs Subcontract, JV vs Consortium
Access the full text of a typical Joint Venture Agreement and General Services Agreement
Develop your own contract management responsibilities matrix. Solve "who does what" problem in your project
Build a comprehensive contract administration manual for your company
Tips and tactics for effective tendering and subcontracting
Discuss different types of insurances and bonds fulfilling your project needs
Implement change management and handle back-charges
Discuss dispute resolution mechanisms and successful closing out of contracts.
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Our Verdict
The CM101: Mastering Post-Award Contract Management Bootcamp is a solid choice for those looking to gain an understanding of post-contract management processes. While the course focuses on construction industry examples and scenarios, its content remains applicable to various sectors. Although minor grammatical errors appear, instructor's clear explanations help learners grasp intricate details related to compensation claims, change management, insurances, and bonds. Additionally, an extensive collection of resources including templates and a contract management responsibilities matrix augment the learning experience substantially, offering direct application in professional contexts. However, learners may benefit from more real-life examples in various industries and adjustments to assessment questions for better alignment with practical answers.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive coverage of post-award contract management processes, including claim types, change management, and dispute resolution
- Instructor's clear explanations and well-organized presentation style facilitate understanding of complex concepts
- Valuable addition of templates, tools, and a contract management responsibilities matrix for practical application
- Structured course with useful exercises and feedback mechanisms to reinforce learning
Potential Drawbacks
- Slight focus on construction industry may limit direct applicability in other sectors
- Lack of real-life examples, case studies, and domain-specific scenarios make it less practical for certain industries
- Quizzes seem disconnected from the instructor's teaching style and do not emphasize practical answers enough
- Minor grammatical errors found in course content occasionally detract from professionalism