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Unlock the potential of successful procurement and contract management with Supply Chain Canada’s workshop on Scope Writing for Contracts and Procurement. In the complex world of supply chain management, the ability to craft an accurate and thorough contract scope stands as a pivotal skill, setting the foundation for successful contracting and contract management.

Course Overview

This specialized workshop is designed to equip participants with the essential skills and knowledge to produce a detailed and comprehensive scope of work, a critical element that ensures all parties are fully aware of their responsibilities. The practice of gathering requirements and drafting scopes for procurement and contracts is not innate; it is an acquired skill that this workshop aims to cultivate among supply chain professionals.

Participants will gain insights into best practices in scope definition and requirements gathering, specifically tailored for procurement and contracting applications. The workshop goes beyond theoretical knowledge, providing an interactive learning experience with practical exercises, case discussions, and “real-life” examples that allow participants to apply what they’ve learned.

Why is This Skill Critical?

Writing an effective contract scope of work is central to the success of contracting and contract management, as it:

• Ensures clarity and understanding among all involved parties, reducing the risk of misunderstanding and disputes.
• Facilitates accurate and competitive bidding by providing suppliers with clear expectations.
• Enhances project management by setting clear benchmarks and performance indicators. 

This workshop is a must-attend for procurement professionals looking to enhance their contracting success through effective scope writing. Elevate your skills and contribute to the success of your organization’s procurement and contracting processes.

By attending this workshop, participants will learn:

• How to conduct effective stakeholder identification, assessment, and management.
• Techniques for defining and documenting scope for sourcing and contracting applications
• Appropriate uses of supplier-provided requirements and specifications
• How a well-written scope improves supplier evaluation and selection.