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The Resources/Library section of the website provides Free downloadable support documentation/resources. Content here may be accessed for Free by simply registering with us. Upon first registration you will be allocated 6 credits which you can apply (as you choose) to obtain Free downloadable Resource items. Additional resource content may be accessed by obtaining the appropriate number of credits for that item. Credits may be allocated to you when you purchase content from the Catalogue. See Resources items below or the Credits section, next to Access Your Learning for the details of credits available. The Resources/Library section includes checklists, explanation notes, example working draft contracts, presentations and various other materials from a large number of sources. All material in this section of the website may be downloaded in PDF format.

Europe, Construction, England, Local Government/municipalities, Procurement, Sectors and project related issues/materials, procurement, pre-procurement., managing local authority risks, Leeds county council

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Leeds City Council-UK-presentation-managing risk in PPP-2009

This is a presentation on managing local authority risks in Leeds City Council. It outlines the process of identifying risks and the actions required to terminate any risks when planning. It covers the pre-procurement and procurement process in order to ensure there is a realistic demand for services. It highlights the construction and mobilisation planning in order to create a clear and robust project with minimal risks

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England, Guidance and introductory documents/materials, transition, operation

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HM Treasury-UK-pfi-project transition guidance-2007

Research commissioned by the Treasury concludes that public authorities are experiencing good overall performance and high levels of satisfaction in PFI projects. Some public sector contract managers however identified concerns with the transition to the operational stage. This note is therefore designed to provide practical advice for PFI projects moving from procurement to service delivery.

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Netherlands, tender, pipeline, Netherlands, infrastructure, consultation

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DG for Public Works Netherlands-presentation-a view of recent infrastructure tender experiences-2010

Recent infrastructure tender experiences are considered. What needs to be carefully observed in the consultation phases of the project are looked at.

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England, Skills for public sector procurers , skills, managing

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HMT/ NAO-UK-managing complex capital investment-programmes in pfi-a best practice model-2010

HMT and the NAO jointly approached ten government Departments in 2009 to invite them to share their experience in managing PFI/PPP programmes and to explore common themes between Departments. The findings from these experiences together with the collective back catalogue of work with these Departments informed the production of the model presented in this report.

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Asia&Pacific, singapore, pwc, infrastructure, economy, adb

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Asian Development Bank-presentation-review of the infrastructure sector in Asia-M Barrow-2011

Infrastructure seminar in Singapore about Asia’s economic growth and the private sector’s expected contribution. An analysis about how ADB supports the infrastructure sector in this region.

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Environmental, Scotland, Scotland, Risk, renewable, project cycle, environmental

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ERM-presentation-renewable projects in Scotland-environmental risk management-2009

Environmental risk management through the project cycle for renewable projects in Scotland are considered. How risk managers deal with the situation and why is this important? A list of current market conditions explained.

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