Posts tagged "Procurement"
This is the first of what we will become a regular monthly feature : an interview with well-known and respected NEC3 practitioners. To kick it off, we are interviewing Chris Corr, founder of Built Intelligence. Chris is a quantity surveyor...
BIM stands for ‘Building Information Modelling’. This white paper considers the use of members of the NEC3 family at BIM levels 2 and 3, exploring needed and desirable amendments and contract strategies. Background As someone who is fairly knowledgeable...
The Public Contracts Regulations 2015 came into force on 26 February 2015 in the biggest shake-up of procurement law for a decade. This practical, interactive training seminar hosted by Mills & Reeves will be of value to procurement professionals across...
Z clauses whilst a necessity for most projects are also the biggest causes of issues and ambiguities within contracts. Z clauses are intended to allow different sectors of the industry to fine tune the contract to meet their particular industry...
Cambridgeshire County Council has recently published a report produced by EC Harris into lessons learnt from the Cambridgeshire Guided Busway, procured under the NEC Contract. The Cambridgeshire Guided Busway is an example of a NEC3 project designed to provide high class public...
Test your skills with our suite of free procurement self-assessment quizzes. Get recognition for your skills and earn your first competency badge now (its a digitial competency certificate)! Free and open - Our badges are not proprietary. They are free...
Recently read “The Learning Layer” by Steven Flinn here’s some of the key points from the book which we aspire to embed in our ReachBack technology and apply to the areas of NEC3, JCT, Procurement, Project Management:- Information technology (IT)...
