Attitudes and perceptions towards early contractor involvement procurement

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Attitudes and perceptions towards early contractor involvement procurement

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Early contractor involvement (ECI) procurement is a relatively recent development in construction, which allows the contractor to have input into the design phase of a project. In comparison, under traditional construction procurement, the design is completed before the contractor becomes involved in a project. The aim of the paper is to examine the attitudes and perceptions of contractors and architectural designers towards ECI in general and design-build procurement in particular as the mos...

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Research paper

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Conference item

Date created

2015-07-08

Creator

Francis, Steven / Kiroff, Lydia

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10652/3179

Related subjects

design-bid-build / design-build / construction industry / procurement / early contractor involvement (ECI) / Building Construction Management and Project Planning

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