Contract
Management
The legal contract manager (LCS) of project must to make certain the vendor meets its obligations. LCS is focused on the external performance of their vendor and their internal performance (investment and benefits realization) and is opposite to Project Manager who is focused on their internal schedule and financial performance and meeting their external project obligations. If the vendor does not fulfil its contractual obligations, then legal remedies may ultimately be pursued. On larger projects with multiple vendors providing various products, is the main goal of legal contract manager the coordination between the vendors. The LCS schedules and confirms the performance of the vendors so that the deliverables, schedule, and performance of a vendor do not infringe or adversely affect the performance of another vendor. The project manager and LCS track performance and quality to approve or decline payment as needed based on the terms for payment.
Features:
Reviewing Contract Documentation: Schedules of the procured work, Contract change requests, Documentation the vendor has created and provided, Financial documents, invoices, payment records, Results of contractual inspections
Management, control and supervise the contract change procedures
Performance reporting on how the vendor is performing under the guidelines in the contract
Supervise Acceptance protocols, interaction of the Contract and Project managers with the Accounts Payable department and specific procedures for submitting the payment requests
Supervise project correspondence between the client and vendor (often takes the form of warnings, letters of discontent, and project performance reviews from the client to the vendor).
Supervise the close out of contract and confirm with project manager, the client, key stakeholders, to confirm that the obligations of the contract were met as expected
Pertnering with network of Legal / Project Contract Managers in the EU and Czech Republic
Flexible delivery models including T&M and Statement of Work
Highly trained Legal / Project Contract Managers
Benefits:
The procedure for monitoring of deadlines, preparation / revision / save project document
Crucial for the timely and proper action of contract
A significant advantage in the dispute
Contract correspondence can serve as documentation for legal action if disputes arise between the buyer and seller.
The balance of information superiority of the vendor
Minimize misunderstandings or confusion over who is responsible for what and when it should be done.
Recording a history of costs and charges will help short cut mistakes before they become very big problems
Mistakes such as over-payments or unapproved payments can be prevented
Aims to anticipate and respond to business needs in the future
Well understood the context, complexities and dependencies of the contract
High (ROI) Return on Investment in complex environment
Service & Consulting Standard Terms:
Negotiated price per person per day:
Excluding VAT
Minimum contract period: Day
Service type:
Email, Skype, Zoom, MS TEAMS, Miro
Phone
Onsite,
Service availability:
9:00am to 6:00pm Monday to Friday
Standard consulting hour:
60 minutes
Day Rates:
We provide the service at the most effective price possible depending on the individual project requirements
Consultant’s Working Day:
8 hours exclusive of travel and lunch
Working Week:
Monday to Friday excluding national holidays
Office Hours:
09:00 – 17:00 Monday to Friday
Travel and Subsistence:
Included in day rate within Prague. Payable at department’s standard T&C rates outside of normal location
Mileage:
As above
Professional Indemnity Insurance:
Included in day rate
Certifications:
PMP: The Project Management Professional (PMP®) certification is a qualification issued by the Project Management Institute (PMI). In industries or in computer and information technologies, the term project management refers to a methodological approach to software development through defined phases called initiation, planning, implementation, control and closure.
Prince2: (short for PRojects IN Controlled Environments 2nd Version) is a project management methodology originally from England. Its structure is given by four basic elements: principles, topics, processes and adaptation of the methodology to the project environment
CSM: Certified Scrum Master is the best known certification from the Agile and Scrum world.
MoP: Management of Portfolio - A certified Portfolio Manager can implement changes at the portfolio level and at the same time maximize benefits, including the allocation of priorities for given portfolio projects.
MSP: Managing Successful Programs - Certified Program Manager helps organizations manage, adapt, and control change so that end results are in line with predetermined goals within the organization's business strategy.
M_o_R: Management of Risk - Certified Risk Manager can incorporate comprehensive risk management principles into processes to suit both small and large projects or processes
Effective Project Risk Management
BCS / Business Analysis
SPC: Certified SAFe® Program, Practice Consultants (SPC) are agents of change who combine their SAFe knowledge with technical and in-house knowledge and with motivation to improve the company's software and systems development processes. They play a crucial role in the successful deployment of SAFe, supporting the implementation of an agile environment and agile change.
Six Sigma Green Belt
ICE Gold & Train the Trainer / Pharma