The research proposes an overview of the importation of a Relational Project Delivery Agreements (RPDAs) procurement in Italian legislation and the related issues. The AEC sector fragmentation, caused by an increase of building complexity and a change in the industry structure, is demanding a collaborative approach to the project to allow the possibility of a holistic vision based on a BIM approach. This work provides an overview of RPDAs applications on different contexts, highlighting benefits and issues related, including litigation resolution processes. A special focus has been kept on Italian context, where the stagnant construction market needs to be revolutionized, and better interactions among stakeholders are required. The research imports and adapts a collaborative procurement model, FAC-1 (Framework Alliance Contract), on Italian framework, tailoring the most important features of the model to the Italian legislation. The goal of this work is providing a methodology to validate a standard form of contract, aiming at an added value to construction sector and at applying them to framework agreements. Further developments consist in guidelines for contract management and evaluation of the project behaviour during different phases of the process.
Framework Agreement and Collaborative Procurement in Italian Legislation Enhancing a BIM Approach
Di Giuda, Giuseppe Martino;
2018-01-01
Abstract
The research proposes an overview of the importation of a Relational Project Delivery Agreements (RPDAs) procurement in Italian legislation and the related issues. The AEC sector fragmentation, caused by an increase of building complexity and a change in the industry structure, is demanding a collaborative approach to the project to allow the possibility of a holistic vision based on a BIM approach. This work provides an overview of RPDAs applications on different contexts, highlighting benefits and issues related, including litigation resolution processes. A special focus has been kept on Italian context, where the stagnant construction market needs to be revolutionized, and better interactions among stakeholders are required. The research imports and adapts a collaborative procurement model, FAC-1 (Framework Alliance Contract), on Italian framework, tailoring the most important features of the model to the Italian legislation. The goal of this work is providing a methodology to validate a standard form of contract, aiming at an added value to construction sector and at applying them to framework agreements. Further developments consist in guidelines for contract management and evaluation of the project behaviour during different phases of the process.
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