Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
The client’s essential stakeholder collaboration activities at the front-end phase of a hospital construction project
Abstract Purpose: The research problem in this study is how a client (as a project owner) should organise early stakeholder involvement and integration in the front-end phase of a project. This study aims to create normative managerial statements as propositions from the client’s perspective and to combine them into a set of activities enabling efficient organisation in the front-end phase of a hospital construction project. Design/methodology/approach: Action design research (ADR) was carried out in a large hospital construction project where the first author acted as an “involved researcher” and the other authors acted as “outside researchers”. Findings: The authors created seven normative managerial propositions that were verified by the case project stakeholders and developed a managerial framework describing the client’s essential stakeholder involvement and integration activities in the front-end phase of a hospital construction project based on these propositions. The authors have also depicted the subphases of the front-end phase: value definition phase in the client permanent organisation, value proposition phase in the client Programme Management Office (PMO) and finally development phase in the alliance organisation ending on the final investment decision. Practical implications: The collaborative contract delivery model enables the early involvement and integration of stakeholders. It has been somewhat surprising to note the extent to which collaborative contracts change the client role in the project front-end. The results offer practical activities for how clients can manage front-end activities in collaborative contracts. Originality/value: The case project offered a platform to analyse how the collaborative contract delivery model changes the emphasis of activities in the front-end of a project. One of the key benefits of collaborative contracts is that development, design and delivery occur partially in parallel, thereby enabling contributions from production to be included in the design and ...
The client’s essential stakeholder collaboration activities at the front-end phase of a hospital construction project
Abstract Purpose: The research problem in this study is how a client (as a project owner) should organise early stakeholder involvement and integration in the front-end phase of a project. This study aims to create normative managerial statements as propositions from the client’s perspective and to combine them into a set of activities enabling efficient organisation in the front-end phase of a hospital construction project. Design/methodology/approach: Action design research (ADR) was carried out in a large hospital construction project where the first author acted as an “involved researcher” and the other authors acted as “outside researchers”. Findings: The authors created seven normative managerial propositions that were verified by the case project stakeholders and developed a managerial framework describing the client’s essential stakeholder involvement and integration activities in the front-end phase of a hospital construction project based on these propositions. The authors have also depicted the subphases of the front-end phase: value definition phase in the client permanent organisation, value proposition phase in the client Programme Management Office (PMO) and finally development phase in the alliance organisation ending on the final investment decision. Practical implications: The collaborative contract delivery model enables the early involvement and integration of stakeholders. It has been somewhat surprising to note the extent to which collaborative contracts change the client role in the project front-end. The results offer practical activities for how clients can manage front-end activities in collaborative contracts. Originality/value: The case project offered a platform to analyse how the collaborative contract delivery model changes the emphasis of activities in the front-end of a project. One of the key benefits of collaborative contracts is that development, design and delivery occur partially in parallel, thereby enabling contributions from production to be included in the design and ...
The client’s essential stakeholder collaboration activities at the front-end phase of a hospital construction project
Tampio, K.-P. (Kari-Pekka) (Autor:in) / Haapasalo, H. (Harri) (Autor:in) / Lehtinen, J. (Jere) (Autor:in)
01.01.2023
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
DDC:
690
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