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October 2007 Procurement Services Working to achieve Excellent Procurement Best Practice Contract Management Workshop Proactive Contract management Glenn Yates Process Improvement Manager

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Page 1: October 2007 Procurement Services Working to achieve Excellent Procurement Best Practice Contract Management Workshop Proactive Contract management Glenn

October 2007

Procurement Services Working to achieve Excellent Procurement

Best Practice Contract Management Workshop Proactive Contract management

Glenn Yates Process Improvement Manager

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Essex County Council

Step Change Procurement

Page 2Procurement Services

Step Change Procurement – Building Blocks

INTERNAL INFO SYSTEMS

EXTERNAL SOURCING

ORGANISATION

CATEGORY MANAGEMENT

MARKET ANALYTICS

SRM

BRAVOCONTRACT

REPOSITORY

SUPPLIER PORTAL

BRAVOeNoticeeRFQ

eRFI/ITTeCD

eAuctions

INTRANET

IPT

BRAVO eCONTRACT

MANAGEMENT

IPT RISK

ANALYSER

IPTGUIDANCE

STRATEGY & POLICY

PROCUREMENT RULES

CSR

‘Best Value’ Sustainable Procurement…..the best combination of quality and whole of

life costs, incorporating corporate social responsibility

IPT

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Essex County Council

Step Change Procurement

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What are typical contract management pain points?

• Realising benefits from contracts/value for money?

• Increasing expectations of stakeholders (ECC, end customers, others?)

• Changing requirements over time?

• No sight/input to the contract and/or service specification?

• Lack of (or poor quality) specifications and KPI’s?

• Poor supplier performance &/or relationships?

• Internal cross-team communication?

• No evidence to support ECC position at service review meetings?

• Too many suppliers/contracts to manage?

• Skills (commercial, negotiation, relationship., time management....)?

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Essex County Council

Step Change Procurement

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Key Aspects of Proactive Contract Management

PERFORMANCE MEASURED

AGAINST KPI’S

PAYMENT IS LINKED TO

PERFORMANCE

CLEARCONTRACT

SPECIFICATIONS

CONTINUOUS

IMPROVEMENT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

OF STAKEHOLDER NEEDS

COLLABORATIVE

RELATIONSHIPS

KEY ASPECTS OF PROACTIVE CONTRACT

MANAGEMENT

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Essex County Council

Step Change Procurement

Page 5Procurement Services

ECC Proactive Contract Management Model

• 4 P’s

• OGC

• LCE (You & Your Contractor)

• ECC experience

• Private Sector experience CONTRACT MANAGEMENT

OverviewIPT 44

FoundationsIPT 44.1

AdministrationIPT 44.2

Performance Management

IPT 44.3

Relationship Management

IPT 44.4

Risk, Change & Improvement

Exit, Handover & Re-supply

IPT 44.6

6 Elements of Contract Management

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Essex County Council

Step Change Procurement

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The Foundations

5 key inputs to proactive contract management:

1. Contract terms and conditions: - How we manage risk

2. Contract specifications: - Performance & relationship framework(output specs/method statements)

3. Human resources: - Contract management team skills

4. Documented processes : - How we manage service delivery and contractual performance

5. Relationships & communication: - How we communicate with stakeholders and manage key relationships

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Essex County Council

Step Change Procurement

Page 7Procurement Services

Gap Analysis Questionnaire

• Compare current process with ECC pcm model

• Identify gaps

• Recommend actions to target gaps

• Provide support resources

• provide Support

– Process development

– Training programme

– eContract management

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Essex County Council

Step Change Procurement

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Training Programme Oct 08 – March 09

• You & Your Contractor - LondonMet

• Managing self

• Managing others

• Influencing

• Personal organisation

• Managing meetings

• Personal brand

• Commercial awareness & contracts

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Essex County Council

Step Change Procurement

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Key Challenges

• Original business case benefits

• Where is the contract, what's in it?

• Part of procurement cycle

– Cross team & directorate communication

• Maybe obvious but contract specs, t&c’s define what needs to be

managed

• We need to manage our suppliers not the other way around

• Change & flexibility

• Soft skills

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October 2007

for your time......

Procurement Services Working to achieve Excellent Procurement

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Essex County Council

Step Change Procurement

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AGENDA

10.00 – 10.10 Introduction: Richard Hawtin - Asst Director Procurement ECC

10.10 – 11.20 Break-out into 4 syndicate groups

11.20 – 11.30 Break

11.30 – 11.50 Sue Farrow, Sourcing, Procurement & Contract

Management Suffolk County Council

11.50 – 12.20 Implementing BPCM at Essex County Council - Glenn Yates

12.20 – 12.40 SRM at Essex County Council – Ian Hollingworth

12.45 – 13.30 Lunch (a light buffet lunch will be provided)

13.30 – 13.50 Anton Bull, Head of Procurement & Service Improvement

Norwich City Council

13.50 – 15.05 Break-out into 4 syndicate groups

15.05 – 15.15 Break

15.15 – 15:35 CM in Adult Health Care & Well Being at ECC – Karine Williams

15.35 – 15.55 eContract management at ECC – Chris Penney – Innovations Manager

15.55 – 16.00 Close – Glenn Yates