CPCCBC6003 — Establish, maintain and review contract administration procedures and frameworks

1 Establish contract administration procedures and frameworks.

• 1.1Establish contract administration team comprising of persons with wide experience and knowledge in the building and construction industry.
• 1.2Develop overview of the organisation’s current legal and administrative climate and communicate this to the contract administration team.
• 1.3Develop strategic plan for construction contract administration procedures and frameworks.
• 1.4Establish information gathering mechanisms that draw strategic performance advice from all parts of the organisation.
• 1.5Develop and implement quality assurance measures as part of the contract administration process.
• 1.6Develop and establish reporting and feedback structures through which advice and action instructions can be conveyed to employees and subcontractors.
• 1.7Establish benchmarks for contract performance and introduce a management framework for achieving, maintaining and exceeding those parameters.
• 1.8Develop and introduce measures through which contract defaulters can be managed back into contract compliance.

2 Maintain contract administration procedures and frameworks.

• 2.1Introduce policy and administrative guideline documentation that supports the contract administration process.
• 2.2Develop and implement evaluation and review methods to ensure administration procedures and frameworks are effective.
• 2.3Initiate internal feedback systems and methods to ensure that difficulties with administration of contracts are resolved within organisational guidelines.
• 2.4Introduce measures which ensure the safety and security of contract administration documentation.
• 2.5Maintain overall corporate contract administration framework comprising of employees, subcontractors, client and management.

3 Review contract administration procedures.

• 3.1Develop, implement and manage review, recording and evaluation system to ensure probity and effectiveness of the contract administration system.
• 3.2Implement and manage regular scheduled and unscheduled reviews of contract administration procedures.
• 3.3Undertake formal evaluation of the contract and administration system regularly in consultation with organisation’s legal advisors.
• 3.4Review and clarify operating procedures.
• 3.5Review contract documentation processes and provide feedback to those preparing contracts.

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