Key features of alliancing
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There are number of means in which alliancing contracting may achieve its aims. These are:
- collective assumption of risk
- ‘no blame, no disputes’
- ‘best-for-project’ decision-making
- good faith
- gain/painshare mechanisms
- open-book accounting and
- multi-party contracts.
Each of these points will now be discussed in more detail.
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