TDI

Contracts Manager: O&M Contracts, Agreements & Execution

Duration

5 Days

Start Date

16-Feb-2026

End Date

20-Feb-2026

Venue

CAIRO – EGYPT

price

1475 KD

20% discount for group above 5 attendees

Course Overview

This 5-day intensive program equips contracts professionals, facility managers, and operations leaders with specialized expertise in Operation & Maintenance (O&M) contract lifecycle management. Participants will master the development, negotiation, and administration of O&M agreements for energy, infrastructure, and industrial assets, with focus on performance guarantees, risk allocation, and service delivery optimization.

Course Objectives

Upon completion, participants will be able to:

  • Structure O&M contracts with balanced risk-reward mechanisms
  • Develop KPIs and SLA frameworks for maintenance performance
  • Negotiate incentive/disincentive models (availability-based, output-based)
  • Administer long-term service agreements (LTSAs)
  • Manage contractor transition (mobilization/demobilization)
  • Handle change orders in operational contracts
  • Resolve disputes specific to O&M execution
  • Apply digital tools for contract performance monitoring

Who Should Attend

This program is essential for:

  • O&M Contract Managers
  • Facility/Asset Managers
  • Plant Operations Directors
  • Energy Service Agreement Managers
  • PPP Contract Administrators
  • Maintenance Service Buyers
  • Infrastructure Project Managers

Course Modules

Module 1: O&M Contract Fundamentals

  • Contract types (lump-sum, cost-plus, hybrid models)
  • Key differences between EPC and O&M contracts
  • Typical O&M contract structures (ISO 55000 alignment)
  • Critical clauses for long-term agreements

Module 2: Performance Management

  • Designing measurable KPIs (MTBF, MTTR, availability)
  • Bonus/penalty structures for performance
  • Reporting and verification protocols
  • Benchmarking methodologies

Module 3: Risk Allocation Strategies

  • Force majeure in operational contexts
  • Liability caps and insurance requirements
  • Technology obsolescence provisions
  • Pandemic/BCP clauses

Module 4: Transition Management

  • Takeover protocols from construction to operations
  • Knowledge transfer requirements
  • Spare parts inventory management
  • Contractor changeover procedures

Module 5: Contract Administration

  • Variation order management in O&M
  • Payment mechanisms (fixed vs. variable components)
  • Audit rights and compliance verification
  • Subcontractor management

Module 6: Dispute Resolution

  • Common O&M dispute triggers
  • Step-in rights and termination procedures
  • Mediation/arbitration for service contracts
  • Case studies of O&M disputes

Module 7: Digital O&M Contracting

  • IoT-enabled performance monitoring
  • Digital twin integration in contracts
  • AI for predictive maintenance compliance
  • Blockchain for automated SLA verification