Project Contract Administrator
Pubblicato il 14-10-2026 - Altro in Italia
The Project Contract Administrator is responsible for the administration, monitoring, and management of all project – related contracts during the execution phase. The role ensures compliance with contractual terms and conditions, manages correspondence, supports claims avoidance/defence, and acts as the focal point between project management, legal, procurement, contractors, and the client for all contractual matters.
Key Responsibilities Contract Administration: Administer and monitor EPC/EPCIC, consultancy, and service contracts throughout project execution.
Ensure contractors' compliance with contract obligations, milestones, and deliverables.
Maintain comprehensive contract files, registers, and correspondence records.
Review and validate contractual notices, change requests, and variation orders.
Change Management: Evaluate contractor change requests (time and cost impact) in coordination with project controls, engineering, and planning teams.
Prepare change order documentation and ensure approvals in line with governance.
Track all variations and maintain a change register to monitor project impacts.
Identify, analyse, and mitigate potential claims by contractors.
Support negotiation and resolution of claims/disputes in collaboration with legal and commercial teams.
Prepare defence documentation and maintain claims records.
Draft, review, and issue contractual letters and formal notices to contractors.
Ensure timely response to contractor communications within contractual timelines.
Support project management in all client and contractor contractual correspondence.
Reporting: Prepare periodic contract administration reports (change status, claims, key issues, risks).
Provide input to monthly progress reports regarding contractual status.
Maintain KPIs related to contractual performance.
Coordination & Compliance: Work closely with procurement, cost control, planning, and legal to ensure consistency and compliance.
Ensure adherence to corporate policies, proce