Exploring the Contractors’ Qualification Process in Public Works Contracts

Korytářová, Jana; Hanák, Tomáš; Kozik, Renata; Zielina, Elżbieta Radziszewska –

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2015.10.090

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“…The number of public procedures in which green procurement are implemented is still small but steadily growing [35]. It can be also seen growing interest in this process among scientists [36].…”

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Green public procurement – legal base and instruments supporting sustainable development in the construction industry in Poland

Kozik

Jaśkowiec

2016

E3S Web Conf.

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Abstract. In the respect of value, public procurement in the construction industry belongs to one of the largest ones in the domestic market. Therefore, green procurement for construction works should become the center of attention of public authorities in a broad sense, due to its scale and importance for the sustainable development. The authorities and contracting entities who spend public money should have the opportunity to apply such legal articles and instruments that allow them to both optimize public expenditures and consider the environmental factor, such as decreasing carbon emission. To make the idea of sustainable development a reality as European Union's the most vital aim, EU law is implemented in Poland. Local authorities' duty is to appropriately shape their policies and use the vital instrument of sustainable development, namely green public procurement. This paper presents a comparative analysis of legal regulations to illustrate the actual Polish and EU laws concerning the construction industry. Even though the generally applicable law allows to implement the idea of sustainable development efficiently, local self-government units in their regional policies do not report any need for specific solutions, or they do so only occasionally.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Green public procurement – legal base and instruments supporting sustainable development in the construction industry in Poland

Kozik

Jaśkowiec

2016

E3S Web Conf.

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“…One of the most expensive projects in the construction industry are railway projects [1,2,3]. The reason for this is primarily from the very wide range of works being carried out [4].…”

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The problem of choosing risk management methodology at the example of railway construction.

Kaczorek¹,

Krzemiński²,

Ibadov³

2017

MATEC Web Conf.

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Abstract.One of the most expensive projects in the construction industry are railway projects. High costs and specificity of implementation involve high risks throughout the investment and construction process. Over the years, project management methodologies have been developed that facilitate, among other things, the management of risk factors This article reviews the recommendations for risk management in each methodology. In addition, their usefulness have been evaluated in railway construction. Risk issue in railway projectsOne of the most expensive projects in the construction industry are railway projects [1,2,3]. The reason for this is primarily from the very wide range of works being carried out [4]. It also causes a long investment period [5,6,7]. These values, i.e. cost, range and time [8,9] are, according to many recognized methodologies(for example: PRINCE2, PMBOK, AGILE, IPMA, ITIL, SCRUM or JASPERS) three basic parameters of the project. Moreover, they are closely related, so that modifying the value of one parameter results in at least one of the other two. These three methodologies supplement the basic parameters with additional parameters. The parameters differ depending on the methodology, but each of them takes into account the issues related to the management of risk factors. In the article, the authors attempt to compare the ways of managing the risk factors represented by the individual methodologies, and also assess which of them would be most appropriate for the implementation into railway contracts. Methodologies used in project managementThe year of the first project management methodology is considered to be 1942, when relevant studies were prepared for the Manhattan Engineering District Project. With the passing of time, new methodologies have appeared while the existing ones have been developing.. As a result of this process, there are a whole array of different methodologies today. What is the reason for such a large development of the area of project management knowledge? The reasons are mainly three. The first one is the geographic cause. In different

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“…The notion of a system as an object composed of various elements, between which there are certain relations (dependencies) [18] lies at the foundation of numerous methods used in the analysis of various problems of an inter-dimensional character, for instance [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17]. In order to synthetically describe and analyse the dependencies above, it is necessary to select an appropriate tool which will allow us to properly model and analyse the dependencies between the elements of the system in question.…”

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Assessment of the Conditions that Determine the Reclaiming of Stone Materials and their Use in the Revalorisation of Historical Buildings

Radziszewska–Zielina

Śladowski

2017

MATEC Web Conf.

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Abstract. The paper focuses on the problem of the effective management of materials obtained from demolition in the scope of the revalorisation of historical structures. The conditions that influence the reclamation and reuse of materials were analysed. The entirety of the discussion was based on the practical example of the revalorisation of the Outer Courtyard of Wawel Castle, for which the importance of these conditions has been determined, as well as the relationships between them.

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Exploring the Contractors’ Qualification Process in Public Works Contracts

Cited by 34 publications

References 11 publications

Green public procurement – legal base and instruments supporting sustainable development in the construction industry in Poland

Green public procurement – legal base and instruments supporting sustainable development in the construction industry in Poland

The problem of choosing risk management methodology at the example of railway construction.

Assessment of the Conditions that Determine the Reclaiming of Stone Materials and their Use in the Revalorisation of Historical Buildings

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