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Achieving cost effective responsive maintenance

By: Contributor(s): Language: English Series: BRE Information Paper ; IP 14/05Publication details: Watford BRE 2005Description: 4p. ill 30cmISBN:
  • 1860818889
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • 690.24 $2 18
Summary: Highlights the key findings of a study led by BRE that explored the use of partnering as a method of helping property owners achieve a simplified administrative process and cost effectiveness. The study brought together a group of project partners who were all property owners (both housing and non-housing) and responsible for maintenance, including day-to-day repairs. All the project partners had developed partnering relationships with their contractors. The paper summarises the benefits of partnering and performance measurement. It also outlines how the partnering approach can be adopted. Full results of this study are published in BR 484, "Repair it with effective partnering: guide to contractual relationships for cost effective responsive maintenance." (ISBN 1860818870).
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Highlights the key findings of a study led by BRE that explored the use of partnering as a method of helping property owners achieve a simplified administrative process and cost effectiveness. The study brought together a group of project partners who were all property owners (both housing and non-housing) and responsible for maintenance, including day-to-day repairs. All the project partners had developed partnering relationships with their contractors. The paper summarises the benefits of partnering and performance measurement. It also outlines how the partnering approach can be adopted. Full results of this study are published in BR 484, "Repair it with effective partnering: guide to contractual relationships for cost effective responsive maintenance." (ISBN 1860818870).