Procurement Strategy

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Procurement Strategy refers to the process of determining the most suitable approach for acquiring goods, services, or works required for a project. This involves the evaluation of the financial and non-financial factors, such as vendor capabilities, economic conditions, availability of resources, …

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Question 1

During a construction project, a local subcontractor fails to deliver necessary materials, causing a delay in the project. How should you handle this?

Question 2

The construction project needs to rent heavy equipment for a two-month period. Which procurement strategy should be used?

Question 3

In a large-scale construction project, the project manager has decided to procure specialized equipment for a critical phase of the project. The project schedule is tight, and any delays could impact the overall completion date. However, due to budget constraints, the project team is considering seeking alternative procurements that may not meet the project's exact specifications. What procurement strategy would be most suitable in this situation?

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