Project Delivery Models and Risk Allocation for Whole Life Tunnel Management

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
D. Caiden P. J. Chamley C. S. Covil
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Jan 1, 2005

Abstract

The paper describes the background to alternative delivery models, drawing on international experience, and introduces Project Alliancing/Contract Partnering, common risks and risk sharing on tunnel projects. A plea for early contractor involvement in design is made before describing some whole life design implications for tunnels. The paper concludes with four short case studies; Channel Tunnel Rail Link in the UK, Hull Waste Water Tunnel in the UK; Island West Sewage Transfer Station in Hong Kong, and the New Southern Railway in Australia.
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APA: D. Caiden P. J. Chamley C. S. Covil  (2005)  Project Delivery Models and Risk Allocation for Whole Life Tunnel Management

MLA: D. Caiden P. J. Chamley C. S. Covil Project Delivery Models and Risk Allocation for Whole Life Tunnel Management. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2005.

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