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PROJECT COMPENDIUM
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PROJECT COMPENDIUM.........................................................................................................................1
BSBPMG518 manage PROJECT PROCUREMENT......................................................................................1
TABLE OF CONTENTS..............................................................................................................................2
PART 2 MANAGE PROJECT PROCUREMENT - PLANNING........................................................................1
2.1 definition............................................................................................................................................2
2.2 INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................................2
2.3 determining procurement requirements............................................................................................2
2.4 DEVELOP THE PROJECT PROCUREMENT PLAN...................................................................................2
PART 3 MANAGE PROJECT PROCUREMENT - IMPLEMENTATION............................................................4
3.1 PROCUREMENT IMPLEMENTATION...................................................................................................5
MANAGE PROJECT PROCUREMENT PART 4 – CLOSURE/REVIEW/REPORTING........................................1
4.1 DISBAND THE TEAM...........................................................................................................................2
4.2 REVIEW OF PROJECT PROCUREMENT...............................................................................................2
4.3 Distribute the PROJECT PROCUREMENT review report to stakeholders.............................................3
saving all the unit records........................................................................................................................3
PART 5 PMG518 PROJECT PROCUREMENT-KNOWLEDGE QUESTIONS....................................................4
Q1:...........................................................................................................................................................4
Q2:...........................................................................................................................................................4
Q3:...........................................................................................................................................................4
Q4:
Q5:...........................................................................................................................................................4
PART 5 MANAGE PROJECT PROCUREMENT – FOUNDATION SKILLS OBSERVATIONS..............................1
part 5 - TRAINING PACKAGE/UNIT FOUNDATION SKILLS - OBSERVATIONS..........................................1
PART 5 -AQF DIPLOMA FOUNDATION SKILLS - OBSERVATIONS............................................................2
2.1 DEFINITION
Procurement is the process by which an organisation or project buys the products or services it needs
from other organisations
2.2 INTRODUCTION
Procurement, in terms of project management, is when you need to purchase, rent or contract with
some external resource to meet your project goal. These relationships, like any process in the project,
need management.
Managing these relationships means getting the best quality from the outside vendors employed by the
company to assist in its doing business. There are constraints in a relationship with vendors that revolve
around cost and time. Procurement management is a way to more efficiently and productively handle
the process of sourcing, requisitioning, ordering, expediting, inspecting and reconciliating of
procurement.
However, before making partnerships or purchases, the question of whether the goods and services are
required from outside vendors must be answered. Therefore, weigh the pros and cons of producing the
goods or services in-house and contracting the work out. Is the relationship with outsider companies
necessary and cost-effective in the long-term? Once an informed decision has been made, only then can
you move forward with confidence that the steps you’re taking are financially sound and fit within your
timeframe. (https://www.projectmanager.com/blog/project-procurement-management-quick-guide)
IMPORTANT NOTE: For this project all of these processes are recorded in Template T66
Access and complete Template T65 Project procurement management plan template and complete Part
2 – Project Procurement Plan
Complete PART 2 – PLANNING
3.1.1 APPROACH
Identify and act according to probity and project governance constraints
Develop all necessary policies, procedures and forms to facilitate procurement
Instructions:
Access, complete and save Template T65 Project procurement management plan template and
complete Part 3 – Project Procurement Implementation
Complete PART 3- IMPLEMENTATION
The following checklist has been utilised by the Project Team to close the project
Instructions:
Using Template T56F Project procurement review checklist conduct a review of the effectiveness of the
Project procurement strategy
< insert the link to the completed T56F Project procurement review checklist template here>
☐ T56F Project procurement review checklist template completed and saved with appropriate
version control
< insert the link to the completed and saved T35 Project template utilisation template here>
☐ T35 Project template utilisation log updated and saved with appropriate version control
Instructions:
Now that the Project procurement review has been completed it needs to be communicated to the
Project Sponsor and key stakeholders.
Develop a draft email to the Sponsor and key stakeholders drawing their attention to key aspects of
the report (which will be attached).
Ensure you draw attention to –
What worked well and deserves recognition
Lessons learnt – jus the standout ones
recommendations
The email content should grab the attention of the recipients and motivate them to read the full report.
You might thank contributors to the report and/or seek a response or opinion on something if you want
to particularly engage a key stakeholder on one item
Refer to THE LAST 3 slides in the PowerPoint for details of how to correctly save and store all the records
for this unit
< insert the link to the saved Project library “BSBPMG518- Project procurement” folder
☐ All records developed in this unit have been saved and stored into the Project library
“BSBPMG518 - Project procurement older
IMPORTANT NOTE: This section records the Trainer observations of the skills of the student over the period of the delivery and assessment of the unit.
The observations are based on the engagement and participation of the student in the facilitated workshops and in individual Team projects.
Writing 1.2, 2.1, 2.2, 2.4, 4.2, Prepares written reports and workplace
documentation that communicate complex information ☐ Demonstrated ☐ not demonstrated in
4.3, 4.4 this unit
clearly and effectively
Oral 1.1, 2.3, 3.1, 4.1, 4.2, Engages in discussions or provides information
using appropriate vocabulary and non-verbal features ☐ Demonstrated ☐ not demonstrated in
Communication 4.3
Uses listening and questioning techniques to this unit
confirm understanding and to engage the audience
Navigate the 1.1, 2.1, 2.2, 3.3 Understands how own role contributes to
broader organisational goals ☐ Demonstrated ☐ not demonstrated in
world of work
Modifies or develops policies and procedures this unit
to achieve organisational goals
Interact with 1.1, 1.3, 2.2, 2.3, 3.1, Selects and uses appropriate conventions and ☐ Demonstrated ☒ not demonstrated in
protocols when communicating with diverse this unit
others 3.2, 4.2, 4.3
stakeholders
Uses interpersonal skills to gain trust and
confidence of team and provides feedback to others in
forms that they can understand and use
Adapts personal communication style to build