Infrastructure Development and Construction Management
Auteur : Edison J. C.
This is a comprehensive book on infrastructure development and construction management. It is written keeping in mind the curricula of construction management programmes in India and abroad.
It covers infrastructure development, the construction industry in India, financial analysis of the real estate industry in India, economic analysis of projects, tendering and bidding, contracts and contract management, FIDIC conditions of contract,construction disputes and claims, arbitration, conciliation and dispute resolution, international construction project exports and identifying, analysing and managing construction project risk. Thus, this book covers most of the construction management activities that are carried out at different stages of a construction project.
This is an essential book for students of construction management, construction professionals, academicians and researchers.
1. Why is infrastructure development important? 2. Construction industry in India 3. Real estate industry in India: A financial analysis 4. Economic analysis of projects 5. Tendering and bidding 6. Contracts and contract management 7. FIDIC conditions of contract 8. Construction disputes and claims 9. Arbitration, conciliation and dispute resolution 10. International construction project exports 11. Identifying, analysing and managing construction project risk
J. C. Edison is a Professor and Dean at the National Institute of Construction Management and Research (NICMAR), India. He has over 30 years' experience each in the industry and academia. He joined the NICMAR in 1995. He has taught post-graduate students for over 25 years, and is engaged with guiding research scholars and management consultancy. Professor Edison has presented papers at national and international conferences including at Oxford and Harvard Universities. He has authored books on the construction industry, international contracting and project exports. His research interests include industrial economics, economics of construction and infrastructure development, project exports, project economics and real estate, and urban infrastructure.
Date de parution : 10-2020
17.4x24.6 cm
Date de parution : 10-2020
17.4x24.6 cm
Thèmes d’Infrastructure Development and Construction Management :
Mots-clés :
Indian Contract Act; Real Estate Industry; Infrastructure Development; Bid Bond; Physical Infrastructure; Net Worth; Construction Industry; International Construction Project; Real Estate And Urban Development; Concession Agreement; Real Estate Industry in India; Real Estate Sector; Project Investment; International Construction Market; Gross Domestic Product; Standard Bidding Document; Gross Fixed Capital Formation; National Highways Authority; Construction Industry in India; UN; Employment; FIDIC Condition; Opportunities in The Construction Industry; Defects Notification Period; Financial Performance; GCF; Project Scenario; Interim Payment Certificates; Project Delays and Disputes; Dispute Adjudication Board; Real Estate Industry Analysis; Total Income Net; Returns on Investments; Exim Bank; Liquidity ratios; Socioeconomic Development; economic analysis of projects; International Commercial Arbitration; Sector Analysis; Arbitration Agreement; Demand Analysis; Project Exports; Benefit-Cost Analysis; Bid Security; Benefit-Cost Ratio; Payment Certificate; Investment decision criteria; Indian Real Estate; shadow pricing; sensitivity analysis; sustainability analysis; tendering and bidding; tendering processes; bidding documents; prequalification; contract management; contract document; special purpose vehicle; contract administration; dispute settlement; FIDIC conditions of contract; performance security; insurance; subcontractors; force majeure; claims; disputes; arbitration; construction claims; claim management; breach of contract; settlement of claims; dispute resolution; arbitration and conciliation act; dispute settlement methods in construction; international construction projects; risk classification; risk management process in construction projects; project risk analysis techniques; responding to risk; risk avoidance; risk reduction; risk transfer; risk sharing; risk retention; Construction disputes; Construction management
