Construction Cost Management: Learning from case studies
11.1 Introduction: management methods 157 11.2 Management contracting 158 11.3 Construction management 161 11.4 Management contracting or construction management? 165 11.5 Reflections on the Scottish Parliament building 165 11.6 Design and manage 167 11.7 EC procurement rules 168 11.8 Achieving Excellence in Construction 168
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