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Impact of Contractual Flexibility on BIM-Enabled PPP Project Performance during the Construction Phase
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6080-7530
Building information modeling (BIM) and public–private partnerships (PPPs) have been well-received for their technological and organizational innovations in construction projects. However, due to the complexity nature and project changes of BIM-enabled PPP procurement, an effective and flexible contract remains an unresolved agenda. Hence, this research aims to determine the relationship between contractual flexibility and BIM-enabled PPP project performance, particularly for its project performance during the construction phase. Data were collected through questionnaire surveys. A total of 177 valid responded questionnaires were collected from PPP practitioners under their BIM-enabled PPP projects and analyzed using a structural equation modeling (SEM) method. The results reveal both content flexibility and executing flexibility have a significant positive impact on the performance of BIM-enabled PPP projects during the construction phase, while the effect of executing flexibility is greater than the content flexibility. This research has uncovered a positive effect of contract content flexibility on contract execution flexibility for the first time, which sheds light on appropriate contract framing for governing stakeholders’ relationships in BIM-enabled PPP projects, which is an area that has not been explored in the previous literature. More importantly, it proves the important role of contract flexibility for BIM-enabled PPP projects and helps to effectively promote and use BIM and PPPs in the construction industry. A conceptual framework has also been developed to provide practical references and strategies for future implementation and contract design in BIM-enabled PPP projects, adding new knowledge of construction management both theoretically and practically.
Impact of Contractual Flexibility on BIM-Enabled PPP Project Performance during the Construction Phase
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6080-7530
Building information modeling (BIM) and public–private partnerships (PPPs) have been well-received for their technological and organizational innovations in construction projects. However, due to the complexity nature and project changes of BIM-enabled PPP procurement, an effective and flexible contract remains an unresolved agenda. Hence, this research aims to determine the relationship between contractual flexibility and BIM-enabled PPP project performance, particularly for its project performance during the construction phase. Data were collected through questionnaire surveys. A total of 177 valid responded questionnaires were collected from PPP practitioners under their BIM-enabled PPP projects and analyzed using a structural equation modeling (SEM) method. The results reveal both content flexibility and executing flexibility have a significant positive impact on the performance of BIM-enabled PPP projects during the construction phase, while the effect of executing flexibility is greater than the content flexibility. This research has uncovered a positive effect of contract content flexibility on contract execution flexibility for the first time, which sheds light on appropriate contract framing for governing stakeholders’ relationships in BIM-enabled PPP projects, which is an area that has not been explored in the previous literature. More importantly, it proves the important role of contract flexibility for BIM-enabled PPP projects and helps to effectively promote and use BIM and PPPs in the construction industry. A conceptual framework has also been developed to provide practical references and strategies for future implementation and contract design in BIM-enabled PPP projects, adding new knowledge of construction management both theoretically and practically.
Impact of Contractual Flexibility on BIM-Enabled PPP Project Performance during the Construction Phase
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6080-7530
Building information modeling (BIM) and public–private partnerships (PPPs) have been well-received for their technological and organizational innovations in construction projects. However, due to the complexity nature and project changes of BIM-enabled PPP procurement, an effective and flexible contract remains an unresolved agenda. Hence, this research aims to determine the relationship between contractual flexibility and BIM-enabled PPP project performance, particularly for its project performance during the construction phase. Data were collected through questionnaire surveys. A total of 177 valid responded questionnaires were collected from PPP practitioners under their BIM-enabled PPP projects and analyzed using a structural equation modeling (SEM) method. The results reveal both content flexibility and executing flexibility have a significant positive impact on the performance of BIM-enabled PPP projects during the construction phase, while the effect of executing flexibility is greater than the content flexibility. This research has uncovered a positive effect of contract content flexibility on contract execution flexibility for the first time, which sheds light on appropriate contract framing for governing stakeholders’ relationships in BIM-enabled PPP projects, which is an area that has not been explored in the previous literature. More importantly, it proves the important role of contract flexibility for BIM-enabled PPP projects and helps to effectively promote and use BIM and PPPs in the construction industry. A conceptual framework has also been developed to provide practical references and strategies for future implementation and contract design in BIM-enabled PPP projects, adding new knowledge of construction management both theoretically and practically.
Impact of Contractual Flexibility on BIM-Enabled PPP Project Performance during the Construction Phase
J. Infrastruct. Syst.
Xu, Yongshun (Autor:in) / Chong, Heap-Yih (Autor:in) / Chi, Ming (Autor:in)
01.03.2022
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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