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Contract Management for Engineers & Technical Professionals

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Published 8/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 3h 56m | Size: 1.82 GB

Master contract formation, tendering, risk allocation, variations, payments, claims, disputes and GCC contracts.

What you'll learn
Explain the purpose and importance of contract management in engineering and technical projects.
Understand the pre-award, award and post-award stages of the contract-management lifecycle.
Identify the essential legal requirements of a valid contract.
Distinguish between an invitation to tender, an offer, acceptance and a counteroffer.
Identify the responsibilities of employers, contractors, engineers, project managers, supervisors and subcontractors.
Understand the main documents forming an engineering or construction contract.
Select suitable procurement and pricing strategies for different project types.
Prepare clear scopes of work, tender documents and contract data.
Evaluate tenders using administrative, technical and commercial criteria.
Establish communication, reporting and document-control systems after contract award.
Prepare valid contractual notices and maintain supporting records.
Identify and manage scope, time, cost, quality and performance risks.
Understand variations, compensation events and change-control procedures.
Manage testing, defects, practical completion and final handover
Understand negotiation, adjudication, arbitration, litigation and termination procedures.

Requirements
A basic understanding of engineering, construction, maintenance or technical projects.
An interest in project management, procurement or contract administration.
Access to a computer, tablet or smartphone for viewing the lessons.
A notebook or spreadsheet application for completing practical exercises.
A willingness to study contract documents, procedures and project examples.