Implementing general contractor, total contractor and modular construction contracts or PPP procedures with legal certainty

Alternative procurement models such as general and total contractor awards, public-private partnerships (PPP), modular construction variants or other types of procurement can be interesting variants compared to conventional in-house realisation in order to realise these public construction projects on time and on budget. However, procurement „from a single source“ poses special requirements in terms of procurement and contract law and negotiations with bidders. Determining requirements, functional service descriptions and ensuring an appropriate price/performance ratio are also important issues.

The seminar will give you an overview of these types of procurement and how to organise such processes. The implementation will be illustrated using a practical example.

Focal points:

Which procurement models can be distinguished?

• Definition and possibilities
• Advantages and disadvantages

Procurement law requirements for procurements „from a single source“

• Economic or technical reasons for an overall award
• Functional tendering with service programme
• The course of the award procedure, in particular the negotiation
• Contract design at a glance

Economic feasibility study as the basis for the procurement decision

• Procedure and methodology
• Input data and assumptions
• Presentation of results

Implementation of an alternative procurement model in the municipal sector using the example of a new construction project

• Project organisation
• Structure of tender documents
• Success factors
• Project realisation schedule