What is Best Value in construction procurement?

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Pullen, L

Series: CSM ; February 2001, 32-33(2)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: Looks at Best Value initiatives since the Local Government Act 1999 set out the process of Best Value. With special reference to the role of benchmarking in identifying value for money and improving performance. Outlines BCIS' provision of a benchmarking service for contract prices through its tender price index.

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Looks at Best Value initiatives since the Local Government Act 1999 set out the process of Best Value. With special reference to the role of benchmarking in identifying value for money and improving performance. Outlines BCIS' provision of a benchmarking service for contract prices through its tender price index.

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