Inventory and Stock Control
Learn to plan and control inventory using ABC analysis, reorder points, safety stock and economic order quantity, run cycle counts and value stock with FIFO or weighted average cost.
Learn to administer contracts day to day by understanding contract documents and obligations, issuing notices on time, managing variations and payments, handling basic claims and keeping sound records.
The Contract Administration Fundamentals course in Doha, Qatar explains how to manage a contract after it has been signed, so that both parties meet their obligations and disputes are kept to a minimum. Learners study the documents that make up a contract, the order of precedence between them, and how to build an obligations register covering deliverables, time limits and responsibilities. The course also covers notices, instructions, variations, payment applications and certificates, and the early stages of claims.
FIDIC standard forms are used as a general reference because they are common on international and regional projects, although the principles apply equally to other forms and bespoke contracts. Teaching relies on case studies and exercises in which learners draft notices, evaluate a variation, check a payment application and organize contemporaneous records that would support or defend a claim. Leaders Training Center can also deliver the course as an in-house program for organizations, using contract types and scenarios from their own operations.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Identify the components of a contract and their order of precedence
Build an obligations register with responsibilities and time limits
Prepare clear, timely contractual notices and correspondence
Process variations from instruction through valuation and approval
Review payment applications and understand certification steps
Explain basic claims procedures and the evidence they require
Maintain records that support effective contract administration
This course is designed for professionals who manage contracts day to day on behalf of clients, contractors or suppliers.
Contract administrators and junior contracts engineers
Procurement and purchasing officers
Project managers and project engineers
Quantity surveyors and commercial staff
Legal and administrative staff supporting contract teams
Formation of a contract and essential elements
Contract documents and order of precedence
Lump sum, remeasurement and cost reimbursable contracts
Overview of FIDIC standard forms as a reference
Building an obligations and deadlines register
Roles of employer, contractor and engineer or administrator
Notices, instructions and formal correspondence
Time bars and the importance of timely notice
What constitutes a variation
Instructing, pricing and agreeing variations
Variation registers and approval workflows
Impact of change on time and cost
Payment applications, valuations and certificates
Retention, advance payments and securities overview
Extension of time and additional payment claims
Dispute avoidance and amicable settlement
Contemporaneous records, site diaries and correspondence logs
Document retention and audit readiness
Performance monitoring and supplier meetings
Final accounts, taking over and contract closeout
Contracts underpin the delivery of infrastructure, energy, facilities, healthcare and government services in Qatar, and many involve international contractors, consultants and suppliers working under detailed conditions. Careful administration of notices, variations and payments helps organizations in Doha avoid costly disputes and maintain good working relationships. Strengthening contract administration skills supports the transparency, value for money and effective institutions that Qatar National Vision 2030 promotes in both public and private sectors.
Join a scheduled class at our training center in Doha or attend live online. For organizations, the course can run as an in-house program at your premises or online, tailored to your sector, examples and schedule.
It is an introductory contract administration course in Doha, Qatar covering contract documents, obligations, notices, variations, payment, claims basics and record keeping, with FIDIC standard forms used as a general reference point.
Contract administrators, procurement officers, project managers, engineers, quantity surveyors and support staff who handle contracts with clients, contractors or suppliers will benefit, particularly those new to contract responsibilities.
No legal qualification is needed. The course explains contract terms in practical language and concentrates on the administrative actions that keep a contract on track. Learners are encouraged to seek legal advice on complex disputes, which are beyond the scope of a fundamentals course.
Yes. It can be delivered at your premises or online for your contracts and procurement teams, tailored to your sector, the contract forms you use and your preferred dates. Contact Leaders Training Center to plan an in-house program.
Tell us a little about yourself and an advisor will contact you about batch timings, fees and eligibility. No obligation.
Sat–Thu: 09:00–22:00Fri: 08:00–22:00
Learn to plan and control inventory using ABC analysis, reorder points, safety stock and economic order quantity, run cycle counts and value stock with FIFO or weighted average cost.
Build the skills to govern complex contracts after award: control changes, manage performance and payment, handle variations and early disputes, and close out contracts with lessons captured.
Learn to align purchasing strategy with contract strategy, lead complex sourcing decisions, negotiate on total cost of ownership and manage supplier performance across the whole purchasing cycle.
Learn to group spend into categories, analyze each category's market and stakeholders, and build and implement category strategies that deliver savings, reduced risk and better supplier value.