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Effective Collaboration in Water and Wastewater Construction Projects: A Case Study

Andary, Elie G. / Mata, Juan

Delivering water and wastewater construction projects involves complex processes that focus on minimizing environmental impacts and public expense.

Water utilities could realize benefits by establishing a collaborative working environment throughout the life cycle of a construction project.

Collaboration practices from an integrated project delivery approach could improve the efficiency and success of design–bid–build projects and still honor traditional contract limitations.

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Effective Collaboration in Water and Wastewater Construction Projects: A Case Study

Andary, Elie G. / Mata, Juan

Abstract

Delivering water and wastewater construction projects involves complex processes that focus on minimizing environmental impacts and public expense.

Water utilities could realize benefits by establishing a collaborative working environment throughout the life cycle of a construction project.

Collaboration practices from an integrated project delivery approach could improve the efficiency and success of design–bid–build projects and still honor traditional contract limitations.

Effective Collaboration in Water and Wastewater Construction Projects: A Case Study

Andary, Elie G. / Mata, Juan

Abstract

Delivering water and wastewater construction projects involves complex processes that focus on minimizing environmental impacts and public expense.

Water utilities could realize benefits by establishing a collaborative working environment throughout the life cycle of a construction project.

Collaboration practices from an integrated project delivery approach could improve the efficiency and success of design–bid–build projects and still honor traditional contract limitations.