Dodging two-stage pitfalls

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Minogue, A

Series: Building ; 265(8134) 28 April 2000, 46-47(2)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: Discusses the advantages of two-stage tendering in fulfilling the principles of Egan's model of open plan tendering. The latest RICS "Contracts in Use" survey records a steep rise in 'negotiated contracts'

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Discusses the advantages of two-stage tendering in fulfilling the principles of Egan's model of open plan tendering. The latest RICS "Contracts in Use" survey records a steep rise in 'negotiated contracts'

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