UAE +971 56 1 55 44 66 – Kuwait +965 51 38 38 68
UAE +971 56 1 55 44 66
Kuwait +965 51 38 38 68
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UAE +971 56 1 55 44 66 – Kuwait +965 51 38 38 68
UAE +971 56 1 55 44 66
Kuwait +965 51 38 38 68
Master contract administration, pricing, risk clauses, claims and disputes in this four-day interactive Contract Management Course MiddleEast, built around real contracts, practical tools and the full contract lifecycle—from pre-award planning to post-award close-out and lessons learned.
This four-day advanced contract claims and contract management workshop is designed for professionals who already deal with projects, contracts or both. It develops the practical skills needed to understand complex contractual terms in simple language and to get more value from critical commercial relationships through better Contract Management in MiddleEast and beyond.
The program combines theory, syndicate exercises, group discussion, case studies and live contract examples. Participants are encouraged to bring or email contracts they work with so that real situations can be discussed before closing the workshop.
This four-days Advanced Contract claims training course is designed to help you get the best out of your project contracts by building on your existing experience in managing projects, contracts or both. It develops advanced skills to understand the principles of contract management and the key challenges involved, use contract management tools and appropriate behaviours, manage cost and supplier performance, and examine the business environment to foresee how suppliers or contractors may perform. You will also learn how to manage contracts with effective stakeholder engagement, understand contractual clauses and risk transfer, negotiate contracts, handle claims, variations and disputes, follow the steps in contract administration (including developing a Contract Administration Plan) and navigate the pre-award, award and post-award phases, capturing lessons learned and best practices.
This Contract Management Course MiddleEast is designed for professionals already dealing with contracts, projects or procurement and who want to strengthen their skills across the full contract lifecycle.
Infinity Training International delivers this Contract Management Course MiddleEast as a practical, outcome-focused workshop designed for real contract challenges.
You can join our Microsoft Fabric Training from anywhere in the Middle East, including:
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah
Saudi Arabia
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah
Qatar
Doha, Al Wakrah, Al Rayyan
Kuwait
Kuwait City, Salmiya, Fahaheel, Hawally
Bahrain
Muscat, Sohar, Salalah, Nizwa
Oman
Muscat, Sohar, Salalah, Nizwa
Across four intensive days, you will move step by step through the full contract lifecycle: from formation and interpretation to pricing, risk allocation, administration, claims and dispute resolution.
This four-day workshop focuses on advanced contract claims and contract management. It covers contract formation, interpretation, risk clauses, pricing, contract administration, claims handling and dispute resolution, so you can manage the full contract lifecycle more confidently.
The course runs for four days as an interactive workshop. Learning happens through a mixture of theory, practical syndicate sessions, group discussions, case studies and the review of real contracts, which supports practical Contract Management in MiddleEast projects.
Yes. The program has a strong focus on claims, contractual correspondence, dispute avoidance and dispute resolution methods such as mediation, arbitration and litigation. You will also explore lessons learned from contracts that have reached litigation or arbitration.
While the outline does not describe a formal certification, the workshop is designed to develop advanced skills expected in Contract Management Certification frameworks: understanding risk clauses, contract pricing, contract administration, claims preparation and dispute management, all grounded in real project contracts.
Yes. Delegates are encouraged to email or bring contracts they are familiar with, including ones that have gone to litigation or arbitration. These can be discussed at the end of the workshop, offering a strong practical link between the training and your day-to-day work.
You will learn how to plan procurements, select contractors, use different contracting and pricing methods, manage SLAs, handle variations, document claims, and apply key management skills such as negotiation, communication, performance management and stakeholder engagement.