Evolving Demands on the Construction Supply Chain

Duration:
Approx. 30 mins

Presenters:
Iain McIlwee, CEO @ FIS (Finishes and Interiors Sector)
Stuart Green, Professor of Construction Management @ University of Reading

Evolving Demands on the Construction Supply Chain Webinar

The nature of the procurement process is often identified as a barrier to change. Dame Judith Hackitt’s statement from the 2018 ‘Building a Safer Future’ Report, confirmed that ‘Improving the procurement process will play a large part in setting the tone for any construction project. This is where the drive for quality and good outcomes, rather than lowest costs must start.’

Whilst previous research has been published on mainstream construction procurement, such studies often fail to address the experienced realities and further conversations are needed to explore the ideal.

Whether it be refurbishment or new build, construction is time-sensitive and complex in parts that relies on robust a procurement system. Understand better the challenges within the construction industry, how current procurement practices work and more importantly, can be improved is integral to improving the procurement process.

The FIS (Finishes and Interior Sector) are looking to explore this conundrum by inkling the whole industry to take part in a study focussing the realities of procurement and this webinar looks to set the scene for this survey as well as explore the wider connotations and reality of continuing to build though a failing procurement system.

What you’ll discover in this session;

– What do we mean when we mention ‘procurement methods’ in construction
– The current procurement issues we face
– Price, quality and other factors (H&S, sustainability, etc)
– Tendering and contracts – there to be broken?
– An opportunity to share your voice
– Q&A

*The information contained in this webinar is correct to the best of the knowledge of the participants at the time of its recording, however comments are informal. Please seek legal advice before relying on it in terms of determining actions. The BBA and participants accept no liability for decisions made on the basis of such informal discussion.

Published On: 23 August 2022|

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Evolving Demands on the Construction Supply Chain

Duration:
Approx. 30 mins

Presenters:
Iain McIlwee, CEO @ FIS (Finishes and Interiors Sector)
Stuart Green, Professor of Construction Management @ University of Reading

Evolving Demands on the Construction Supply Chain Webinar

The nature of the procurement process is often identified as a barrier to change. Dame Judith Hackitt’s statement from the 2018 ‘Building a Safer Future’ Report, confirmed that ‘Improving the procurement process will play a large part in setting the tone for any construction project. This is where the drive for quality and good outcomes, rather than lowest costs must start.’

Whilst previous research has been published on mainstream construction procurement, such studies often fail to address the experienced realities and further conversations are needed to explore the ideal.

Whether it be refurbishment or new build, construction is time-sensitive and complex in parts that relies on robust a procurement system. Understand better the challenges within the construction industry, how current procurement practices work and more importantly, can be improved is integral to improving the procurement process.

The FIS (Finishes and Interior Sector) are looking to explore this conundrum by inkling the whole industry to take part in a study focussing the realities of procurement and this webinar looks to set the scene for this survey as well as explore the wider connotations and reality of continuing to build though a failing procurement system.

What you’ll discover in this session;

– What do we mean when we mention ‘procurement methods’ in construction
– The current procurement issues we face
– Price, quality and other factors (H&S, sustainability, etc)
– Tendering and contracts – there to be broken?
– An opportunity to share your voice
– Q&A

*The information contained in this webinar is correct to the best of the knowledge of the participants at the time of its recording, however comments are informal. Please seek legal advice before relying on it in terms of determining actions. The BBA and participants accept no liability for decisions made on the basis of such informal discussion.

Published On: 23 August 2022|

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