Early Contractor Involvement: Improving the Management of Contract Risk
Michael Smith
Matthew Finn
Jon Broome
Catherine Maddox
Emerald Publishing Limited
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978-1-83549-894-1
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978-1-83549-897-2
Publication date:
2025
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Chapter 9: Conclusion and Key Points
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Jon Broome;
Jon Broome
Leading Edge Projects Consultants, Henleaze, UK
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Catherine Maddox
Catherine Maddox
Ashurst LLP, London
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Michael Smith
Ashurst LLP, London
Matthew Finn
Ankura, London, UK
Jon Broome
Leading Edge Projects Consultants, Henleaze, UK
Catherine Maddox
Ashurst LLP, London
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In this book we have sought to evidence how a properly constructed and administered two-stage procurement process can deliver real benefits for both the Client and the Contractor on a project where the design solution and pricing proposal, which deliver best value for money, are uncertain at the outset. By way of a conclusion, here are our top tips to help you structure and administer such a process in a way which should give you the best chance of realising those benefits.
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