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  • Dispute resolution: procurement disputes

    03 June 2010

    In his first article on public procurement disputes, James Golden provides a general introduction to procurement procedures, focusing on key areas for dispute avoidance Procurement for the public sector...

  • Mowlem plc v Newton Street Ltd

    02 March 2010

    (2003) 89 ConLR 153Building contract - JCT Standard Form of Building Contract with Contractor's Design 1998 Edn - whether an instruction to carry out remedial works amounted to...

Summary

The procurement strategy selected for a particular project will depend on a number of criteria: the client body, the project type and size, the time available, the cost certainty required and the responsibility for design. These criteria will often be in conflict with one another, and the most suitable procurement strategy will therefore represent a balance between them. The procurement strategy forms the fundamental implementation of the project and defines the interfaces and relationships between the participants; it is a key ingredient in a successful project.

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