New Procurement Models training course

A one-day professional development course for better procurement and contract outcomes.

Join Forvis Mazars for a comprehensive one-day training course designed for procurement, commercial and project professionals. This course has been developed and will be delivered in collaboration with Roxana Vornicu, a procurement advisor and a lecturer at King’s College London. It combines expert-led learning, practical case studies and interactive discussion to help participants improve project outcomes, reduce downstream change and deliver greater value through strategic procurement and collaborative contracting.

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Monday, 9 November09:00–16:30Forvis Mazars London office

Register your interest

*Places are limited to ensure an interactive learning experience. Submit your interest now to enquire about the fee and availability.

Why attend?

This instructor-led course combines practical guidance, industry case studies and expert insight to help participants apply new procurement and contracting approaches in real-world project environments.

What you’ll learn

  • Connect strategy, procurement, contracting and contract management across the delivery lifecycle.
  • Apply lessons from traditional procurement approaches.
  • Explore delivery methods that encourage collaboration, simplification and efficiency.
  • Compare NEC4, PPC2000, FIDIC and FAC-1 in practice.
  • Use early contractor and supply-chain involvement to inform design, cost, programme and risk decisions.
  • Align delivery models with social value, net-zero objectives and long-term partnership principles.
  • Strengthen risk ownership, mitigation and management throughout contract delivery.

Who should attend?

This course is designed for procurement, commercial, contract-management, supply-chain, project and programme professionals, as well as leaders responsible for complex projects, frameworks and supplier relationships.

Course programme

Morning | 09:00 – 12:00

  • Strategic procurement and new delivery models
  • Early contractor and supply-chain involvement
  • Collaborative and outcome-based working
  • NEC4, PPC2000, FIDIC and FAC-1 in practice
  • The supply chain’s role in effective procurement

Afternoon | 13:00–16:30

  • FAC-1 in practice: joint decision-making, early warning, supply-chain collaboration and improved value
  • Risk management: identification, ownership, mitigation, monitoring and collaborative governance
  • Questions and discussion

The course is delivered in partnership with a lecturer at King’s College London.

Register your interest

*Places are limited to ensure an interactive learning experience. Submit your interest now to enquire about the fee and availability.