Acquisition for Federal Government Project Managers (FPM 112)

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  • Identify pre-award actions and the associated contracting methods required by Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR)
  • Support the requirements development process
  • Assist in the development of a comprehensive program specification and Statement Of Work (SOW)
  • Participate in the process for formulating and structuring a source selection plan
  • Describe the process an agency uses to select concepts that allow for best value selection from a competitive solicitation
  • Describe how to support contract administrative actions
  • Assist with establishing a negotiated baseline of performance with operational users
Over the past two years, policy mandates have put the pressure on agencies to deliver products and services at lower contract cost. These same mandates emphasize increasing competition, fixed-price contracts and performance-based acquisition. In the shifting realities of government acquisitions, project managers at all levels must understand acquisition and procurement processes. This course is an introduction to federal acquisition as it pertains to project management.

The course teaches project managers about the full acquisition life cycle from planning and requirements development to administration and closeout, including managing performance-based service agreements. Participants will leave the course with a better understanding of the acquisition life cycle, roles of the key players within the acquisition team and how the acquisition process directly affects project success.
  • Acquisition Planning
  • Contract Approach
    • Identifying agency needs
    • Analyzing risk and type of contract
    • Develop contract terms and conditions
  • Prepare Requirements and Supporting Documentation
  • Prepare and Issue Solicitation
    • Preparation
    • Evaluation factors
    • Evaluation of proposals
  • Perform Source Selection
    • Assessment of proposals
    • Selection decision
    • Source selection documentation
  • Administer Contract
    • Quality assurance
    • Modifications and changes
    • Contract terminations
  • Performance-Based Service Agreements

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Detailed Schedule Information Jul 30 - Aug 02, 2012 Public Classroom Washington, DC
** All times are local to where the class is held unless otherwise noted.