APM Contracts and Procurement Specific Interest Group (C&P SIG)
The C&P SIG exists to promote and disseminate knowledge, understanding and best practice of contracts and procurement in a project environment.
It aims to become a lively and constructive debating forum which takes existing best practice and helps make it better.
The SIG wants to disseminate this knowledge, understanding and better-than-best practice through a variety of accessible means.
It has a long term aspiration to become recognised as an international forum at the leading edge of excellence in contracts and procurement for projects. The SIG believes that procurement is the process by which the benefits, enhanced capability, functions/performance or resources (goods and services) required from or by a project or programme are acquired.
It includes deciding the package structure and, for each package, the development and implementation of the:
- contracting strategy;
- contract documents, including the specific scope/requirement;
- process and evaluation criteria for selection and award leading to the effective management of the contracts once entered into.
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Contracts and procurement resources
As projects become more unique, complex, subject to change and therefore more risky a more sophisticated approach to procurement is needed than the typical transactional approach used for the purchase of commoditised goods and services.
This requires an understanding and application of modern procurement concepts and techniques and of the contracts which govern the relationship between the parties. In some industries, this is well established, but in others it is still emerging.
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Committee:
- Dr Jon Broome: Chair
- John Lake: Secretary
- James Buckley-Walker: Committee member
- Olubukola Feyisetan: Committee member
- David Finnon: Committee member
- Alastair Greenan: Committee member
- Ian Heptinstall: Committee member
- Kevin Ruddock: Committee member
- Andrew Thorp: Volunteer
