Collaborative Contracting in Built Environment
About This Course
The purpose of this course is to (i) Criticize the conventional contracting models, (ii) Examine the ways to create an effective contract that will spell success throughout the procurement process, (iii) Formulate the benefit of collaborative contracting model, (iv) Appraise and compare the types of collaborative contracting, (v) Evaluate common obstacles in collaborative contracting and propose recommendations to overcome, (vi) Recommend measures to bridge the gaps between contract law, collaborative working and project management, (vii) Appraise the benefits of early contractor involvement and supply chain collaboration, (viii) Recommend a list of team selection criteria
What You'll Learn
This course aims to equip students with the knowledge in contractual framework for Collaborative Contracting. It covers key principles, pros and cons of collaborative contracting. The improvement of economic and social value by having early contractor involvement and supply chain collaboration will be discussed.
Entry Requirements
Applicants with a recognised bachelor's degree preferably from a field related to the Built Environment sector.
Applicants with relevant work experience but with other qualifications may be considered on a case-by-case basis