Procurement Management of Equipment
and Works for World Bank Aided Projects

19 – 22 April 2022 Sandton Centre, Johannesburg South Africa

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Course Description :

Many public-sector organisations in developing countries that wish to obtain financial help, face the challenges of having to understand and then apply the strict procurement regulations of the funding agency. The World Bank’s regulations and processes have recently changed, and the organisation places an increased focus on the Borrower being able to create well thought out plans that will deliver effective development results. This Procurement Management of Equipment and Works for World Bank Aided Projects training seminar will cover the fundamental elements and processes involved and how the World Bank operates and what its expectations are.

This training on Procurement Management of Equipment and Works for World Bank Aided Projects explores the key provisions of the new World Bank Procurement Regulations for Investment Project Financing. These regulations place a high importance on ensuring that World Bank funded projects will deliver Value for Money and the new Procurement Framework is structured around achieving that goal. This training seminar includes group work to enable participants to prepare the main strategy and procurement planning documents that the World Bank expects from public authorities that wish to apply for IPF financial support.

This training seminar will highlight:

  • Procurement Procedures for the World Bank Financed Projects
  • The World Bank Procurement Framework
  • Procedures for Soliciting Competitive Bids
  • Running a Successful Procurement
  • Process of Procurement Planning
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Objectives:

During this training seminar, you will learn:

  • What the New World Bank procurement regulations require?
  • How to competently plan and execute the entire procurement cycle?
  • What you need to do to comply with the Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers?
  • How to manage the processes for the procurement of equipment and works?
  • How to apply sound procurement planning strategies?

Who Should Attend:

  • Project Management Professionals and Team Leaders that need to understand strategic procurement planning
  • Technical Specialists such as engineers involved in procurement
  • Professionals that need to understand the new approach to procurement financed by development organizations
  • Procurement Professionals that need to understand a best practice approach to procurement
  • Central Tender Board Officers

Course Outline :

The World Bank’s New Procurement Framework

  • The World Bank and Its Five Organisations
  • World Bank Procurement Policy Aims and Objectives
  • The World Bank’s Six Stage Project Cycle for Funded Projects
  • Core Principles in the New Procurement Framework
  • A New Emphasis on Value for Money
  • Overview of the New Procurement Regulations

The World Bank Project Procurement Strategy for Development (PPSD)

  • Preparing the Draft PPSD
  • Selecting an Appropriate PPSD Template
  • Strategic Assessment of the Borrower’s Operational Context and Capability
  • Developing the PPSD Supplier Market Analysis
  • Carrying-out a Procurement Risk Analysis
  • Turning a Needs Assessment into Development Objectives

Developing the Borrower’s Procurement Plan

  • The Procurement Cycle
  • Common Abbreviations and Defined Terms
  • Designing the Procurement Approach and Objectives
  • Defining the Requirements and Writing the Specification
  • Working with Stakeholders to Develop the Procurement Plan
  • Securing the Bank’s “No Objection”

Competitive Bidding under the New Procurement Framework

  • Important Regulations about International Competitive Bidding (ICB)
  • Approved Selection Methods
  • Using World Bank’s Standard Procurement Documents (SPDs)
    • Request for Bids
    • Request for Proposals
    • Use of BAFO and Negotiation
  • Innovative Selection Arrangements
    • Competitive Dialogue
    • Public Private Partnerships
    • E-Auctions
    • Community Driven Development
  • General and Special Conditions of Contract
  • INCOTERMS

Running an Effective Procurement for a World Bank Aided Project

  • Evaluation of Supplier Bids and Proposals
    • The “Substantially Responsive” Bid
    • Qualifying Criteria, Pre-qualification and Initial Selection
    • Using Rated Criteria
    • Life Cycle Costing and other Financial Evaluation Techniques
    • Selecting the Most Advantageous Bid or Proposal
  • Managing Complaints and Use of the Standstill Period
  • Contract Implementation to Deliver Value for Money
  • The Contract Management Plan
  • The Bidder Perspective

 

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