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MODULE VII Project Closing Objectives. In this module you will learn: Chapter 1 How to Close Out the Procurements Associated with a Project Chapter 2 How to Bring a Project or Phase to Formal Completion. MODULE VII Project Closing Chapter 1 – Close Procurements.
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MODULE VIIProject ClosingObjectives In this module you will learn: Chapter 1 How to Close Out the Procurements Associated with a Project Chapter 2 How to Bring a Project or Phase to Formal Completion
MODULE VIIProject ClosingChapter 1 – Close Procurements Procurements are closed when all contracts have been completed or terminated. Note: A contract can be completed anytime during the duration of a project, not just at its end. Procurement Closure must happen before Full Project Closure.
MODULE VIIProject ClosingChapter 1 – Close Procurements Tasks in Performed in Closing Procurements Procurement Closing must include: Product / Service Verification Negotiated Settlement of Claims and Issues Financial Closure Formal Acceptance by Buyer to Seller/Vendor (i.e., signoff) Procurement Closing also includes: Physical Departure of Seller/Vendor and his/her Equipment Archival of Contract Documentation Update to Lessons Learned
MODULE VIIProject ClosingChapter 2 – Close Project or Phase You always Close Out a Project or Phase No matter if it Stops Terminates Completes
MODULE VIIProject ClosingChapter 2 – Close Project or Phase Closing Activities The following is done during Full Project Closure: Complete Procurements Closure Confirm work has been completed to specifications (Deliverables) Obtain Formal Acceptance of the product or service delivered by the project Complete Final Performance Reporting Archive project documents Update Lessons Learned data base Hand off the completed product or service to its owner Release Resources
MODULE VIIProject ClosingChapter 2 – Close Project or Phase Lessons Learned
MODULE VIIProject ClosingChapter 2 – Close Project or Phase Release of Resources Two (2) things play an important part in the Release of Resources from a project: Resource Plan Project Organization Structure Let’s Discuss