How Suite It Is To Integrate With You: The 2016 CFI IPD Models. Misko, M. 2016. abstract bibtex The Australian Department of Defence’s Capital Facilities and Infrastructure Branch (“CFI”) has had its owner-focused suite of infrastructure delivery models for 25 years (since 1992). Over that time, the suite has developed organically, to ensure that it makes the most of market innovation and responds to industry developments. The most recent exciting push has been to embrace a more meaningfully integrated approach to project delivery (i.e., Integrated Project Delivery “IPD”). This builds on the many positive features of the managing contractor model (Defence’s first collaborative delivery model, introduced in 1992), but goes much further – as such it represents a significant shift in Australian government infrastructure procurement. This paper focuses on the key objectives of (and innovations under) IPD, and the lessons learned to date (as of January 2017), across 6 distinct pilot projects implemented nationally since 2015.
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abstract = {The Australian Department of Defence’s Capital Facilities and Infrastructure Branch (“CFI”) has had its owner-focused suite of infrastructure delivery models for 25 years (since 1992). Over that time, the suite has developed organically, to ensure that it makes the most of market innovation and responds to industry developments. The most recent exciting push has been to embrace a more meaningfully integrated approach to project delivery (i.e., Integrated Project Delivery “IPD”). This builds on the many positive features of the managing contractor model (Defence’s first collaborative delivery model, introduced in 1992), but goes much further – as such it represents a significant shift in Australian government infrastructure procurement. This paper focuses on the key objectives of (and innovations under) IPD, and the lessons learned to date (as of January 2017), across 6 distinct pilot projects implemented nationally since 2015.},
language = {en},
author = {Misko, Marko},
year = {2016},
pages = {13}
}
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