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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Construction client"”.
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The impact of strategic decisions on construction client satisfaction: an assessment framework
For some considerable time, client satisfaction has been a problematic issue in the UK construction industry with many projects failing to satisfy the client needs and meet or exceed the client expectations. Client satisfaction is, however, a key performance measure and a major determinant of …
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A comparative study of the effectiveness of the UK and French construction industries in the achievement of satisfaction with performance as perceived by the construction client
… between the effectiveness of the UK and French construction industries in the achievement of satisfaction with construction performance as perceived by the client. The thesis is divided into three main stages, the first being a qualitative study which defines effectiveness in the context of …
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Modern approaches to repairs and maintenance procurement within the social housing sector
… housing providers to undertake the role of construction client. This in turn would appear to question the relevance of the procurement approach. In accepting this contention, this phase of the research applies a semi-structured framework in which the role of the client is targeted and …
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Building Information Modelling (BIM) maturity-benefits assessment relationship framework for UK construction clients
… is defined as an approach to building design, construction, and operation through modelling technology, associated sets of processes and people to produce, communicate and analyse building information models. The implementation of BIM is projected to improve the efficiency of the design, …
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Understanding social value creation in public construction projects using systems thinking
… value as part of the procurement activities of construction projects. This encouraged construction client organisations to use their buying power to create value for their local communities. However, after reviewing literature and reports about using procurement in creating social value and the …