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Graduate School USA

CON1400: Contract Post-Award

via Graduate School USA

Overview

This course teaches the administration of government contracts after award, covering performance monitoring, subcontract oversight, contract changes, disputes and terminations, and closeout procedures.

Syllabus

Contract Administration Fundamentals

  • Define roles and responsibilities in contract administration
  • Set up contract files and develop an administration plan
  • Establish milestones for performance monitoring

Quality Assurance & Performance Monitoring

  • Implement Quality Assurance Surveillance Plans (QASPs)
  • Conduct inspections and acceptance of deliverables
  • Ensure contractor outputs meet contract standards and address deficiencies

Subcontract Management and Small Business Participation

  • Oversee contractor’s subcontracting activities
  • Review subcontracting plans for small business participation
  • Understand prime contractor responsibilities in managing subcontractors

Managing Contract Changes

  • Issue and negotiate contract modifications
  • Preserve the scope of the contract and execute options
  • Handle funding changes and evolving requirements during execution

Dispute Resolution and Terminations

  • Interpret contract terms to resolve disagreements and claims
  • Apply Disputes clause procedures and alternative dispute resolution (ADR)
  • Execute terminations for convenience or default when necessary

Contract Closeout Procedures

  • Follow the step-by-step closeout process at contract completion
  • Conduct final acceptance, property disposition, and final payments
  • Deobligate funds, report past performance in CPARS, and archive contract files

Taught by

Anna Garcia-Durr, Jeff Hysen, Melanie Dooley, and Alan McCain

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