Two years ago, in partnership with global infrastructure consultancy firm AECOM, Eversheds Sutherland launched a guide to Collaborative Procurement for Construction Projects, explaining how collaborative contracting models can drive better project outcomes. Since then, we’ve seen growing interest across markets in considering how collaborative approaches can improve delivery, efficiency and value.
Building on the guide, we have been exploring the use of collaborative models from an international perspective and we are delighted to launch our Middle East Construction Market Survey and companion podcast. The new guide examines attitudes to collaborative procurement across the Middle East. The survey explores adoption rates and understanding of collaborative procurement models providing insights into the problems facing the delivery of major projects in the region, and the challenges anticipated going forwards.
Please download the latest report below and also listen to the new podcast with Andrew Thompson and Marc Gibbons from AECOM, alongside Dominic Lacey, Tom Douglas and Roberta Wertman from Eversheds Sutherland.
Collaborative procurement
Our survey explored adoption rates and understanding of collaborative procurement models across the Middle East market.
This special edition of our Collaborative procurement podcast supplements our new report featuring Andrew Thompson and Marc Gibbons from AECOM, alongside Dominic Lacey, Tom Douglas and Roberta Wertman from Eversheds Sutherland. We examine attitudes to collaborative procurement across the Middle East exploring adoption rates and understanding of collaborative procurement models providing insights into the problems facing the delivery of major projects in the region, and the challenges anticipated going forwards.
This practical guide to collaborative procurement is relevant for all parties involved in procurement of construction projects or programmes. While we have focussed primarily on UK projects, the guide is relevant internationally with many of the principles being transferrable.
Collaborative procurement Podcast - Series 2
Collaborative procurement Podcast - Series 1
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