A Recommended Practice Framework for Efficient Tendering Procedure Governance for Australian Civil Engineering Contractors
Large civil engineering construction contractors’ internal tendering procedures and associated governance is predominantly based on experiential learning, instead of empirical research, as utilisation of such sensitive and confidential material remains restricted. Unprecedented access to large civil...
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Curtin University
2024
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| author | Urquhart, Stephen McHugh |
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| description | Large civil engineering construction contractors’ internal tendering procedures and associated governance is predominantly based on experiential learning, instead of empirical research, as utilisation of such sensitive and confidential material remains restricted. Unprecedented access to large civil contractors’ commercially sensitive procedures, found these tendering procedures and approval processes to be overly complex and inefficient. This research developed a Recommended Internal Framework for Tendering to reduce process duplication, thereby improving tendering governance efficiency and effectiveness. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-950382024-05-15T07:07:37Z A Recommended Practice Framework for Efficient Tendering Procedure Governance for Australian Civil Engineering Contractors Urquhart, Stephen McHugh Large civil engineering construction contractors’ internal tendering procedures and associated governance is predominantly based on experiential learning, instead of empirical research, as utilisation of such sensitive and confidential material remains restricted. Unprecedented access to large civil contractors’ commercially sensitive procedures, found these tendering procedures and approval processes to be overly complex and inefficient. This research developed a Recommended Internal Framework for Tendering to reduce process duplication, thereby improving tendering governance efficiency and effectiveness. 2024 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/95038 Curtin University fulltext |
| spellingShingle | Urquhart, Stephen McHugh A Recommended Practice Framework for Efficient Tendering Procedure Governance for Australian Civil Engineering Contractors |
| title | A Recommended Practice Framework for Efficient Tendering Procedure Governance for Australian Civil Engineering Contractors |
| title_full | A Recommended Practice Framework for Efficient Tendering Procedure Governance for Australian Civil Engineering Contractors |
| title_fullStr | A Recommended Practice Framework for Efficient Tendering Procedure Governance for Australian Civil Engineering Contractors |
| title_full_unstemmed | A Recommended Practice Framework for Efficient Tendering Procedure Governance for Australian Civil Engineering Contractors |
| title_short | A Recommended Practice Framework for Efficient Tendering Procedure Governance for Australian Civil Engineering Contractors |
| title_sort | recommended practice framework for efficient tendering procedure governance for australian civil engineering contractors |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/95038 |