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Barriers of Implementing Modern Methods of Construction
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Modern methods of construction (MMCs) offer many benefits, but their uptake is low. Their contribution to the construction industry is also low. As such, this study examined the importance of various barriers to wider ...
Contracting Relationship Trends and Transitions
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Construction industry reports worldwide have called for radical cultural changes to reduce adversarial conflicts and increase productivity levels. These reports have recommended reintegration of fragmented function and ...
Potential for Implementing Relational Contracting and Joint Risk Management
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: This paper focuses on the outcomes of the second survey in a broad Hong Kong-based study on joint risk management (JRM) through relational contracting (RC). The questionnaire survey itself focused on issues relating to the ...
Relational Contracting and Teambuilding: Assessing Potential Contractual and Noncontractual Incentives
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Integration in construction projects implies alignment of both structural arrangements and operational mechanisms, in order to effectively coordinate and streamline the combined efforts of various interacting parties, for ...
Relational Selection for Collaborative Working Arrangements
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Procurement arrangements for collaborative working arrangements (CWAs) should arguably provide suitable protocols under which different project partners can interact effectively and maintain harmonious relationships and ...
Multicountry Perspectives of Relational Contracting and Integrated Project Teams
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Worldwide calls for integration in construction translate into needs for relational alignment of both structural and operational arrangements, in order to successfully streamline the combined efforts of diverse interacting ...
Incorporating Contractual Incentives to Facilitate Relational Contracting
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Construction projects are undertaken by many parties, all with their own goals and motivations which may not always be aligned. Furthermore, they are governed by contracts, which do not necessarily produce win-win outcomes. ...
Reconstructing Cultures for Relational Contracting
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Although previous research has pointed to potential performance gains through relational contracting (RC), reservations remain as to its value and viability. Even those who wish to use RC need guidelines for introducing ...
Constructing Relationally Integrated Teams
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Worldwide initiatives to improve construction industry performance converge on the common need for more effective teamworking. This is increasingly critical in the context of complex multiparticipant construction projects. ...