EFFECT OF PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS Rosli Abdul Rashid, Ismail Mat Taib , Wan Basiron Wan Ahmad, Md. Asrul Nasid, Wan Nordiana Wan Ali & Zainab Mohd Zainordin Department of Quantity Surveying Faculty of Built Environment Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Abstract: Project procurement has been described as an organized methods or process and procedure for clients to obtain or acquire construction products. Apart from the traditional approach, there are now other
Highways are extremely important to a nations development in economical way. The high quality road networks construction directly leads to an increase in the nation 's economy and its output by reducing the factors. For example, journey, time and costs. Such advantages can make the nation more economically attractive. According to Roger L. Brockenbrough(2009, p.2) Highway projects can possibly bring about huge social, environmental, and financial impacts and, as an outcome, are the subject of a broad
USING E-TENDERING IN SINGAPORE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY First names YAP Last name YEE THARM Abstract: E-tendering is a relatively new and modern technique of tending system. The transaction can be done from business-to-business, business-to-consumer or Business-to-government buy and sale of goods, works and services through the Internet or other networking systems. This paper examines the pros and cons of using E-tendering in the Singapore Construction Industry and the future trend of E-tendering
CRITERIA OF CHOICE FOR PROCUREMENT METHODS Prof. Peter Hibberd Dr Ramdane Djebarni Centre For Research In The Built Environment University Of Glamorgan, Pontypridd, Mid Glamorgan CF37 1DL, UK 1. Introduction Over the past fifteen years much work has been done on attempting to define procurement paths and Masterman (1992) provides a good background to some of this work. As the traditional procurement route came under closer scrutiny other procurement routes developed and consequently means
2.1 INTRODUCTION The main idea of the literature review is to carefully inquire and crucially look at apposite view points of other researchers on traditional procurement method as well as major problems faced by Liberian construction sector for the execution of both public and private sectors infrastructure projects procured using this approach. As a primary researcher, this chapter added importance to the study by expanding existing literature and employing relevant critiques in the proposed
Gary Russo - 20071900 - Construction Economics and Procurement - Assignment 1 We are dealing with an adapting building industry with increasingly new technologies and ways of working. And with these introductions challenging the national framework for the construction industry as well as the research which underpins it, Ever new challenges and opportunities are shaping the form and content of our buildings The British Research Establishment (bre) stated that now buildings will need to reflect and
Komatsu focused his priorities on raising the quality of Komatsu's middle size bulldozers to Cats level. He instituted a new system of control called the “Plan, Do, Check, Act” (PDCA) cycle to ensure that constant progress was made toward those objectives of awareness and many different dimensions of quality and that constant progress was made that Kawai established at all levels of the organization. Once Kawai announced the projects and priorities at the beginning of the year, the continues PDCA
HOW TO BUILD A SMARTER PROCUREMENT IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY CONTENTS 1 Introduction5 1.1 Meaning of Procurement 5 1.2 Procurement Supply Chain management 6 1.3 Procurement supply chain in construction industry 6 2 How is procurement important in the construction industry?...........................................7 2.1 Size of industry 7 2.2 nature of construction industry 8 2.3 Importance of procurement systems 8 2.3.1 Converges cost reduction towards site activities 9 2.3
Malaysia to practice PPP as it can help the government to save resources by share the risks to the private sector for unfamiliar projects (Hodge & Greve, 2007). In general, there are two significant advantages of implementing PPP compare to the traditional procurement. First is reduce the government budget on infrastructure project and spend in other government policies priority. Second is better value for money in constructing public infrastructure and facilities (Bing, Akintoye, Edwards, & Hardcastle
HW Student ID H00207063 Programme eg, BSc/MSc Quantity Surveying BSC FACILITIES MANAGEMENT Year of Study 2014/2015 Course Code (available on timetable) eg, D17AA D39PZ Course Leader/Tutor/Lecturer Dr. Roshani Palliyaguru Coursework Title PROCUREMENT AND CONTRACT TASK 1 TASK 2 Coursework Hand-in Deadline (Date specified for hand-in) 14/08/2015 All students are advised to keep a duplicate copy of all work submitted for reference. DECLARATION I certify that this assignment is my original