Contractor-led Scenarios
Christoph K. Winter
Abstract
Christoph K. Winter
Abstract
In chapter three the mechanism and the function of contractor-led procurement either in the form of Design and Build, Turn-key and BOT was explained. Now it is time to address contractor-led procurement in more depth, particularly from the point of view of its appropriateness for delivering clients’ construction needs and where it is less so. It will draw on the discussion of earlier chapters, especially those on market trends and individual participants’ objectives and behaviour, in order to establish what contractor-led models of construction procurement can offer to the client to satisfy his construction requirements. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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In chapter three the mechanism and the function of contractor-led procurement either in the form of Design and Build, Turn-key and BOT was explained. Now it is time to address contractor-led procurement in more depth, particularly from the point of view of its appropriateness for delivering clients’ construction needs and where it is less so. It will draw on the discussion of earlier chapters, especially those on market trends and individual participants’ objectives and behaviour, in order to establish what contractor-led models of construction procurement can offer to the client to satisfy his construction requirements. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
Key concepts: Procurement, Order (exchange), Function (biology), Key (lock), Point (geometry), Business, Operations management, Process management