Contract Management: Guidance Note on Procurement
Contract management ensures that supplier, contractor, and/or consultant deliverables are met as agreed under the contract. 1.2 Contract management is the monitoring and control of contractor performance to ensure optimal outcomes from a contract. It includes preparing fit for purpose tools (mainly the Contract Management Plan), mobilizing relevant
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