New South Wales
Contracts Manager
A Contracts Manager in a variety of industries helps to manage projects that require legalities and compliance. They can also help to negotiate terms and conditions with clients and third parties, draw up legal documents and outline terms of service and project deliverables.
What is a Contracts Manager?
An in-depth look
Usually after finalisation, Contract Managers communicate with a variety of parties to keep on top of performance and stability. They are also responsible for developing and building good working relationships between Proprietors and Builders or other various industries such as mining, healthcare and retail.
Effective contract management can lead to higher profits as important business topics can be formally addressed without tension.
Contract management in construction is all about reducing issues or interruptions that occur during the construction process. This could be issues such as Extensions of Time (EoT's), managing progress claims and correctly handling contract variations.
Trident Commercial Solutions delivers the following services:
- Managing EoT's and contract variations
- Creating entirely new contracts where the original is no longer essential or supported
- Amending terms to uphold the contracts performance
- Renewing
- Terminating
- Updating fee schedules or service changes
- Liaise with legal teams and other roles related to the contract
- Prevent and manage disputes (mediation, arbitration or superintendent decisions)
- Risk Management and running a live risk register
- Monitoring performance of the contract
- Liability and compliance
