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An organization has a plethora of different requirements when it puts one project as its main goal. A project usually has a wide scope of activities starting from a business case, feasibility studies and the implementation phases. But before a project comes into fruition, an organization must gain the investments of sponsors or investors to be able to have the necessary resources for the project. It also needs to enter into agreements with various contractors and third party service providers or outsourcers in case of big projects. These agreements or contracts are crucial requirements for the project, so employees tasked to team lead the project need to be able to communicate very well.The “devil is in the details” is one of the keys to success in contract management and [tag]contract negotiation[/tag].  Project leaders and project teams will be able to most effectively communicate when they take the time to understand the details fo the contract.  Only then will they be able to leverage their soft communication skills to execute on a contract successfully. The Organization’s Bid For Contracts Contracts of bidding and purchasing are very important documents for the company. That is why there are different departments that were formed that focused on regulating, compliance and fraud risk management of contracts with business partners and third-party service providers. An organization can also be the one applying for contract approval of a particular service it offers to a service provider. In this case, it should adhere to existing company policies, both internally and externally with the other company. At this point, the organization will rely on its marketing and sales group to win the contract bid. In this case, they will leverage the communications skills and personal relationships of the marketing and sales people to communicate for contracts.