This paper examines data from information exchange requirements (IER) using a two-part case study, in which Germany-specific tendering, assignment and invoicing (TAI) was attributed to model for selected elements automatically IER self-developed algorithms, where the object is connected partial services quantity take-off (QTO). A comparison of determined quantities calculating software with cal...

Purpose This paper aims to explore the supplier perspective on competitive tendering processes and build an increasing developing interest in satisfaction with public sector procurement activities. Design/methodology/approach Qualitative data was collected from 20 interviews a variety of suppliers UK sector, which then analysed using Nvivo series empirically supported propositions developed. Fi...

The topic of this paper is how best to get a project made by different parties in the general case when the project may require cooperation and there can be chance events in the decision trees of the participants. We consider the tendering strategy of the issuer by which he maximizes his minimum possible payoff, and we will show that it makes each participant interested in the same as the total...

The topic of this paper is how best to get a project made by different parties in the general case when the project may require cooperation and there can be chance events in the decision trees of the participants. We consider the tendering strategy of the issuer by which he maximizes his minimum possible payoff, and we will show that it makes each participant interested in the same as the total...

At the time of the first ‘Thredbo’ conference, evidence was already available on trends in bus use in Britain, following introduction of deregulation outside London and Northern Ireland in October 1986, and the start of competitive tendering within London around the same time. By 1989 a broadly stable market was observed in London, but a noticeable drop elsewhere, especially in the other major ...