Overview
This two-day facilitator-led course is designed to ensure successful procurement by accurately estimating, costing, and pricing tenders. Candidates will receive a comprehensive training manual that will serve as a reference manual and will participate in various practical activities to help them apply their theoretical training in practice. Why Should an Individual Attend?
Participation in an interactive workshop
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Learn from a recognised expert with cross industry experience
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Comprehensive course documentation
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CPD credits (ECSA)
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CPD hours - Category A Core (SACPCMP)
Outcomes
By attending this course, you will learn about:
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Measurements
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Estimation of quantities
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Costing
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Pricing of tenders
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Cash flow and cost management
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Various facets of estimating and pricing with practical aspects highlighted
Program Outline
INTRODUCTION
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Definitions, importance and uses of estimating, costing, and pricing
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Competitive bidding in action
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Definitions
CONTEXTUAL FRAMEWORK
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Role-players
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Standards, uniformity, types, and forms of contracts
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Pricing and contracting strategies
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Available software
GENERAL PRINCIPLES
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Establishment, P&G, securities, insurances and escalation
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Pricing data and standard units
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Schedule of quantities (BOQ)
MEASUREMENT
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Field investigation
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Units and rules of measurement
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Coding, numbering, and the preparation of the SoQ
QUANTITY ESTIMATING
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Types of estimating
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Accuracy of the estimation
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Using the Schedule of Quantities
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Dayworks and common pitfalls
CLIENT COSTING
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Change management
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Accuracy of costing
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Fixed, variable, direct, and indirect costs
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Hidden costs and contingencies
TENDERER PRICING
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Site visits and investigation
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Keeping records and collecting information
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Production determination, profits, and mark-up
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Time calculation VS client requirement
CONTRACT COMPLETION
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Recording of information
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Cash flow, S-curves, and cost management
Who Should Attend?
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Supply chain practitioners
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Quantity surveyors
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Consulting engineers
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Contractors
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Clients
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Candidate engineers, technologists, and technicians
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Senior engineers in the civil construction industry
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