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The benefits of Partnering
cannot be under estimated, when set up and undertaken
ideally within an appropriate form of contract and with a true
Partnering culture in place involving all major parties |
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There have been various stages to the
development of Partnering
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Traditional, non partnering -
inefficient and more often than not, not giving the client what he
really needs |
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Transitional Partnering - introducing
the Partnering (or Team) Culture to all major organizations associated
with a project, but not within a Partnering Form of Contract |
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Fully Integrated Partnering - using the
Partnering (or Team) Culture between all parties including an
Integrated Supply Chain, all within Partnering Forms of Contract |
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The Partnering environment is very
conducive to achieving best results from all of the other Value
Improvement Practices, and in the monitoring of performance to achieve
Best Value |
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The Partnering environment is also
conducive to achieving best results from Lean Construction |
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Example Applications:
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Project: New Wastewater
Treatment Works on green field site - $20M
(click for details)
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Fully Integrated Project Team
consisting of the Client Organization, the Project Manager, Designer
and Main Contractor, working as one virtual organization to design and
construct and commission a new works within 21 months |
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Early Contractor Involvement allowing
full Value and Risk Management at the Outline Design Stage, with a
"frozen" design agreed by all including the end user within 4 weeks of
commencement on the project |
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The Project was commissioned on time
and within budget. |
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Project:
Renovation of a Major Viaduct - $120M
(click for details)
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Partially Integrated Project Team
consisting of the Client, Designers, Contractor, Suppliers, Installers
and Specialist Contractors |
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Early Contractor and Major Supplier
Involvement in a 2-stage process identified the major risks which were
passed to the Contractor to manage within an agreed lump sum |
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Good collaborative working through out
the construction period, and some reduction on the original target
cost. |
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