Doing it well ensures program success. Doing it poorly guarantees expending a lot more time and effort on a contract when the time and the resources probably aren't available. Acquisition planning, pre-solicitation, and post-solicitation work, establish a solid foundation for the award and completion of a contract that will meet or exceed program objectives. Selection of the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR), COR responsibilities, requirement's development, contract vehicles, contract evaluation and contract award are some additional topics that will be addressed in this fast moving course. Learning Objectives and Outcomes: Upon successful completion of this training course, the student will be able to: Discuss the policies procedures and practices applicable to development of a Statement of Objectives. Describe the statement of objectives approach methodology to providing background information and identifying constraints or limitations on programmatic solutions. Describe a systems approach that must be understood by potential vendors who are developing the statement of work as part of their proposal. Describe the proposal contents and requirements for a quality assurance surveillance plan (QASP). Discuss outcome-based considerations for evaluation of offers, contract award, and administration of the contract.
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Tuition: $680.00
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