Contract Strategy and Claims Control Course

Name: Contract Strategy and Claims Control Planning Course
Availability: InStock

Connect contracting strategy, risk allocation, administration controls, evidence, and claim decisions across the contract lifecycle.

Contract Strategy and Claims Control Course

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Duration: 5 days
Format: Classroom
Cities: Porto, Manama, London, Nice, Seoul, Zanzibar and more
Next session: 12 – 16 October 2026, Porto
Average fee: 5,800 €

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Overview

Contract Strategy and Claims Control Planning Course is a five-day course that connects pre-award choices with post-award controls. Participants build a Contract Strategy and Claims Control Plan covering procurement sequencing, risk allocation, administration responsibilities, early-warning records, variation pathways, entitlement analysis, and claim decisions. The course treats contract planning and claims readiness as one control system rather than separate legal tasks. Agile Leaders Training Center presents this course as an applied bridge between commercial strategy and contract evidence.

Who Should Attend

Contract managers responsible for planning, administration, and claim decisions
Procurement professionals designing contracting routes and bid packages
Project controls specialists connecting schedule and cost records to contract events
Commercial managers evaluating variations, entitlement, and recovery positions
Claims practitioners improving notices, evidence, and submission governance

The course assumes working knowledge of contracts and project delivery; it does not provide legal advice or focus on negotiation technique alone.

Departments and Industries

The course supports functions that coordinate contracting strategy, delivery controls, and claims management.

Contracts, procurement, commercial, legal support, and supply chain
Project controls, planning, cost management, and risk
Construction, engineering, infrastructure, and facilities services
Energy, manufacturing, transport, and logistics
Technology, telecommunications, and outsourced services

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Map business requirements into a contracting strategy and package sequence
Analyze risk allocation against ownership, capability, and delivery conditions
Design contract administration controls for notices, decisions, and records
Apply variation control and early-warning methods to emerging events
Evaluate entitlement using cause, effect, contract basis, and evidence
Build a governed claim preparation and review pathway

Course Agenda

Day 1: Contract Planning and Delivery Strategy

Business Requirement and Contract Objective Map
Contracting Route Selection Matrix
Procurement Package Sequencing Board
Stakeholder Authority and Decision Map
Contract Strategy Assumption Register

Day 2: Risk Allocation and Control Design

Risk Ownership and Capability Matrix
Commercial Exposure Allocation Method
Contract Interface Responsibility Map
Control Requirement Design Checklist
Risk Allocation Decision Record

Day 3: Administration, Notices, and Evidence

Contract Administration Responsibility Matrix
Early-Warning Trigger and Escalation Map
Notice Requirement Tracking Register
Contemporaneous Evidence Index
Decision and Correspondence Control Log

Day 4: Variations, Entitlement, and Claim Decisions

Variation Identification and Classification Method
Cause-and-Effect Analysis Chain
Entitlement Assessment Worksheet
Delay and Cost Evidence Map
Claim Strength and Response Matrix

Day 5: Integrated Contract Strategy and Claims Control

Exercise: Build a Contracting Route Selection Matrix
Exercise: Test a Risk Allocation Decision Record
Exercise: Assemble an Early-Warning Evidence File
Exercise: Evaluate a Variation and Entitlement Position
Capstone Exercise: Contract Strategy and Claims Control Plan

Practical Exercises

The course uses suggested activities to connect contract strategy with evidence and claim governance.

Suggested activity: sequence procurement packages for an infrastructure delivery scenario.
Suggested activity: allocate interface risk for a technology services contract.
Suggested activity: test notice and record controls after an engineering variation.
Suggested activity: evaluate cause, effect, entitlement, and evidence for a logistics disruption.

FAQs

How does contract strategy affect later claims management?

Contract strategy affects later claims management through package boundaries, risk ownership, authority, notice requirements, records, and decision pathways established before award.

What is included in contract administration planning?

Contract administration planning defines responsibilities, communication routes, notice tracking, decision records, variation controls, evidence ownership, escalation, and reporting.

How does early-warning control support claims readiness?

Early-warning control identifies events, assigns owners, records possible effects, preserves contemporaneous evidence, and prompts timely commercial and operational decisions.

What does entitlement analysis examine?

Entitlement analysis examines the contract basis, event chronology, causation, responsibility, compliance with procedural requirements, effect, and supporting evidence.

What will participants produce during the course?

Participants build a Contract Strategy and Claims Control Plan that joins contracting choices, risk allocation, administration controls, variation pathways, evidence, and claim review.

Conclusion

Participants leave with a Contract Strategy and Claims Control Plan supported by route-selection, risk-allocation, notice, evidence, variation, and entitlement tools. The work product helps teams align pre-award decisions with post-award control, preserve decision quality, and manage claims through a traceable governance pathway.

credits: 5 credit per day

Course Mode: full-time

Provider: Agile Leaders Training Center

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What does this course cover?

OverviewContract Strategy and Claims Control Planning Course is a five-day course that connects pre-award choices with post-award controls. Participants build a Contract Strategy and Claims Control Plan covering procurement sequencing, risk allocation, administration responsibilities, early-warning records, variation pathways, entitlement analysis, and cl…

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Contract Strategy and Claims Control Course