Transferring Contract Risk Does Not Make It Disappear | Lesson 14
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Transferring Contract Risk Does Not Make It Disappear | Lesson 14
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Transferring Contract Risk Does Not Make It Disappear
Allocate responsibilities to support outcomes. Explore procurement, contracts and commercial strategy in Course 001: Strategic Project Management for Infrastructure and Megaprojects, lesson 14 of 23. For project sponsors, engineers, managers and infrastructure delivery teams.
Compare packaging, incentives, capability and market capacity. Explain risk allocation to parties able to manage it. Distinguish commercial principles from jurisdiction-specific contract law; claims require evidence and qualified review.
ILLUSTRATIVE CASE
Transferring unknown ground conditions to a weak supplier may raise bids or cause disputes rather than eliminate risk. This example supports decision practice; it is not evidence of a real project outcome.
APPLY THE LESSON
Procurement options memo and risk-allocation matrix. Explain assumptions, evidence, responsible owner, decision criteria and one limitation. Pause to develop your own response, then compare the assumptions and evidence supporting your decision.
KNOWLEDGE CHECK
Does transferring a risk remove exposure? No: failure and interface exposure can return to the sponsor.
The GAO example discussed concerns a specific Navy three-ship programme; its approximately 75% operating/support/disposal share is not an infrastructure benchmark.
FURTHER LEARNING
HM Treasury: The Green Book 2026
https://www.gov.uk/government/publica...
US GAO: Cost Estimating and Assessment Guide
https://www.gao.gov/products/gao-20-195g
US GAO: Schedule Assessment Guide
https://www.gao.gov/products/gao-16-89g
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Which party can actually control the risk you plan to allocate? Share your reasoning in the comments without disclosing confidential project information. Save the lesson to revisit the exercise.
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