At the end of this course, the participants should be able to:
• Determine the objectives of the Government Tenders and Procurement Law, its executive regulations and the Local Content Regulation.
• Identify the role of the authority concerned with unified procurement and its procedures.
• Know the provisions of early planning for purchase.
• Ability to qualify competitors.
• Learn about government procurement methods and their application.
• Know the concept and mechanism of measuring local content.
• Apply local content preference mechanisms.
• Know the dispute resolution mechanism and deal with complaints.
• Know selling movables methods.
• Know ways to secure needs by renting and investing.

• Objectives of the law, principles and methods of government procurement and evaluation of offers
• law Objectives
• Basic principles of government procurement.
• Strategic Procurement Unit.
• Advance Planning.
• Competition Documents.
• Terms & Specifications.
• Estimated cost.
• Criteria for evaluating offers.
• Procurement Methods
• Direct Purchase.
• Public and limited tender.
• Framework Convention.
• Electronic Reverse Bidding.
• Localization of industries and knowledge transfer.
• Competition .
• Bidding
• Bidd Submission.
• Writing quotes for bidds.
• Bid bonds.
• Open bidds.
• Inspection of bidds .
• Correction of bidds.
• Negotiating with bidders.
• Announcement and competition results.
• Stoppage period.
• Contracts
• General provisions of contracts .
• Types of contracts.
• Performance bonds .
• Payment of financial compensation.
• Adjustment of contract prices.
• Increase and decrease of the contractor's obligations.
• Subcontracting.
• Fines.
• Extension of contracts, exemption from delay fines and suspension of works .
• Receiving works, terminating the contract, evaluating the contractor's performance and resolving disputes
• Receipt of works .
• Termination of the contract.
• Contractor performance appraisal.
• Sale of movables.
• Renting equipment, hardware and software.
• Dispute Resolution.
• E-services of the Ministry and the Local Content and Government Procurement Authority.

• Government Purchasing Rules and Regulations
• Bidding and Tenders processes
• Negotiation
• Dispute resolution and dealing with complaints.
• Suppliers Evaluation

This training course will be carried out through the use of best practices and the right combination of engaging and purposeful tools such as:
• Practical, relevant case studies
• Group activities and workshops
• Related role plays
• Experiential learning
• Brain storming
• Stimulating mental activities
• Engaging team competitions
• Suitable training Videos
• Presentations
• Self–assessments
• Learning with Simulations and Games

Staff working in procurement, finance, project and legal departments