Evaluation of organizational procurement performance for public construction projects: systematic review

Alsamarraie, Mundher M.; Ghazali, Farid

doi:10.1080/15623599.2022.2070447

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“…Consideration of the industrial diversity of construction businesses, in particular international construction and entry mode, highlights the need to pay more attention to the service-oriented built environment context with a specific managerial process [35,[38][39][40]. Arguably, Alsamarraie and Ghazali [41] concluded that cost overruns, schedule delays and erratic project performance are common triggering events of any organisation, some of which may lead to claims in such PBOs.…”

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Developing a Reference Framework for Claim Management Office: A Multi-Method Approach of an International Construction Firm

2023

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A claim management office (CMO) is a new intra-organisation fit based on an organisational project management (OPM) approach and deals specifically with improving claim performance. However, CMOs are either misunderstood or often overlooked in construction companies, mainly due to ignorance of the OPM context but further exacerbated by a lack of real case study research on how to adopt CMOs in these organisations. To address this knowledge gap, this present study integrates organisational ambidexterity with X-inefficiency theory (due to organisation intra-firm irrational decisions when managing such claims) to generate a reference framework for the CMO by probing its implementation within an international construction firm. A multi-method approach, including a single case study (a firm which adopted a CMO) and internal and external expert panels, was used for sampling, data collection, analysis and validation of the framework. The reference framework provides new perspectives on how construction-related companies and practitioners can adopt a CMO structure, which enables them to improve claims performance by planning in three interrelated activities, viz. function-, process- and performance-based. Theoretically, findings also contribute to the X-inefficiency and organisational ambidexterity theories, specifically, how different influences among the reference framework’s elements lead to better organisational claim performance as a plausible roadmap for future work.

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Developing a Reference Framework for Claim Management Office: A Multi-Method Approach of an International Construction Firm

2023

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“…The construction industry is historically associated with significant cost-related problems [1]. Building Information Modeling ( BIM) is a developed method that claims to increase the ongoing progress and the required adaptation in the construction industry and transform its operational processes to achieve collaborative effort between project stakeholders and guarantee effective project performance [2].…”

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Cost-Benefit Analysis of Using Bim Compared to Traditional Methods in Iraq's Public Construction Projects

Alsamarraie

Ghazali

2023

AEJ

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The construction procurement process generates significant cost-related issues, such as project delivery delays, budget overruns, and poor quality. Public projects were suffering from bureaucracy and separation in work activities. Building Information Modeling (BIM) has demonstrated the potential for solving these issues. The study aims to investigate and analyze the cost-benefit analysis of using BIM compared to traditional methods in public construction projects in Iraq. Therefore, the study evaluated Multiple case studies of two projects quantitatively and conducted several interviews with 15 experts to determine the cost-benefit of adopting BIM compared to conventional methods. The study investigated the benefits of BIM in construction projects due to the remarkable difference between the two methods. The quantitative data of study findings revealed a significant cost improvement using BIM rather than the traditional method in public projects. To conclude, multi-cultural studies need to assess the projects' performance of large and small entities. Furthermore, this research suggested incorporating BIM adoption in government organizations in a wide range.

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Barriers and Challenges for Public Procurement Integrity in Iraq: Systematic Review Study

Alsamarraie¹,

Ghazali²

2023

KSCE J Civ Eng

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Evaluation of organizational procurement performance for public construction projects: systematic review

Cited by 5 publications

References 102 publications

Developing a Reference Framework for Claim Management Office: A Multi-Method Approach of an International Construction Firm

Developing a Reference Framework for Claim Management Office: A Multi-Method Approach of an International Construction Firm

Cost-Benefit Analysis of Using Bim Compared to Traditional Methods in Iraq's Public Construction Projects

Barriers and Challenges for Public Procurement Integrity in Iraq: Systematic Review Study

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