Assessing contractor selection criteria weights with fuzzy AHP method application in group decision environment

Methodology for enhancing reliability of predictive project schedules in construction

“…As the method cannot directly account for risks of incomplete information, subjectivity of assessment, and discordant opinions of experts, the author put forward a fuzzy extension of AHP [9].…”

Evaluation of shipyard selection criteria for shipowners using a fuzzy technique

“…For this, the methodology of the fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (AHP) implemented by Buckley (1985) was employed. Fuzzy AHPs have been applied across a range of fields, including construction (Hsieh et al 2004;Jaskowski et al 2010), education (Goksu 2008;Celik, Kandakoglu, & Er 2009), human resources (Chou et al 2012), location selection (Bilisik et al 2014), marine engineering (Miri Lavasani et al 2011;Wang & Chin 2011;Celik & Kandakoglu 2012;Yanar & Tozan 2012), the automotive industry (Nepal et al 2010;Badizadeh & Khanmohammadi 2011;Bilgen & Sen 2012;Ghadimi et al 2012;Rathi et al 2015), supplier selection (Chan et al 2008;Kilincci & Onal 2011;Yucenur et al 2011;Shaw et al 2012;Rezaei et al 2014) and technology management (Erensal et al 2006). A comprehensive description of the methodology is expounded in the next section.…”

A practical Approach Based on Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process for Contractor Selection: a Case Study of An Engineering and Development Company in Iran

“…Criteria for selection may vary between projects since the characteristics of them are distinct although there are some common characteristics of Contractor selection [10]. All the projects have a reasonable cost, require a reasonable quality, within a reasonable time and with reasonable security [11]. Due to this, the most common criteria considered during the selection Contractor are those related with the following aspects [12][13] [14]:…”

“…In the case of qualitative criteria it is necessary to describe the scoring method, which usually involves constructing discrete scales with verbal explanations [11].…”