Know how to prepare unsolicited proposals for gov’t projects

If you want to be ahead of the game and capture government projects, you must learn how to successfully prepare unsolicited proposals. To give your organization a head start, the Center for Global Best Practices will host a pioneering seminar entitled, How to prepare unsolicited proposals for government projects on April 19 and 20 at the Makati Shangri-La Hotel, Makati City.

For details and a complete list of best practices programs including Best practices & remedies to avoid COA disallowances, Best practices guide on how to prepare your bidding documents, Duterte government’s revised PPP program, and Local government & real property taxation, you may log on to www.cgbp.org or call (02) 8427148/59 and 5568968/ 69; Cebu (032) 5123106 or 07; and Legazpi (052) 7360148.

This two-day training will comprehensively cover all the legal, technical, financial and environmental aspects in preparing unsolicited proposals. Know the right ingredients to a winning proposal for different kinds of infrastructure projects.

Let your proposal standout with a step-by-step guide from technical design and evaluation, financial modeling and performance measures, to technical and environmental considerations and many more.

Get valuable insights from one of only two in the world who is both certified PPP specialist and certified regulation specialist, Atty. Alberto Agra. He is a law professor at Ateneo Law School, and an active lecturer on PPPs. Since 2014, he has conducted 236 lectures on PPPs. His template of PPP ordinance has been referred to by 86 provinces, cities and municipalities. He formulated draft PPP and JV guidelines for public corporations. The PPP Code he drafted is now the official template of the Department of Interior and Local Government with majority of the LGUs adopting his version. He is a political law bar reviewer, and an incumbent Chairman of the Board of the Philippine Reclamation Authority. He was the former acting secretary of Justice, acting solicitor general and government corporate counsel.