EFFECTIVE PURCHASING, TENDERING & SUPPLIER SELECTION
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Available both Physical and virtual
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Course Fee: 285000
Objective:
- Identify and reduce procurement risks through effective planning and risk management strategies
- Improve supplier performance through structured evaluation and performance measurement
- Strengthen supply chain effectiveness by implementing best procurement practices
- Award contracts using objective performance criteria and supplier evaluation methods
- Develop practical negotiation skills to achieve successful procurement outcomes
Content:
The Role of Purchasing in the Organization
- Introduction to purchasing and its contribution to organizational success
- The purchasing process and procurement cycle
- Positioning the purchasing function within the organization
- Vision, mission, and value of the purchasing function
- Identifying opportunities for procurement performance improvement
Developing an Effective Purchasing Strategy
- Developing purchase agreements
- The importance of participating in specification development
- Supplier selection methodologies
- Criteria for pre-qualifying suppliers
- Integrating the supplier selection process into procurement activities
Supplier Selection and Performance Evaluation
- Preparing suppliers to meet organizational requirements
- Applying the total cost of ownership approach to purchasing
- Cost analysis techniques
- Value analysis for procurement decisions
- Life cycle costing in supplier evaluation
Tendering and Bid Evaluation
- Understanding the tendering process
- Types of tenders and procurement methods
- Electronic procurement and e-auctions
- Objective bid evaluation techniques
- Methods of payment and commercial considerations
Contract Negotiation and Procurement Improvement
- Principles and objectives of negotiation
- Tools and techniques for successful negotiation
- The phases of the negotiation process
- Overcoming obstacles to effective negotiation
- Evaluating procurement performance gaps and developing improvement action plans
Who Should Attend?
- Purchasing and Procurement Professionals
- Professionals responsible for defining specifications and evaluating supplier performance
- Personnel involved in preparing, reviewing, and analyzing tenders and bids
- Professionals responsible for supplier and vendor relationship management
- Managers, supervisors, and officers whose roles involve contract negotiation with external organizations