Centre for Collaborative Contracting
The Centre for Collaborative Contracting
The science of collaboration for infrastructure projects and services delivery
The Centre for Collaborative Contracting is an independent initiative from the Alliancing Association of Australasia focusing on advancing the state of excellence in the application and management of collaborative business engagements in the delivery of public, commercial, industrial or social infrastructure projects or services.
Collaborative contracting, as a field of study or science, is at the cross road between several important fields of knowledge intervening together to support the fundamental capabilities required in the successful management of complex multi-parties business engagements, Joint ventures, virtual project organisations and multi-disciplinary teams. These include:
- Strategic business management
- Advance Project management
- Team development and peak performance management
- Industry technical knowledge
The Centre for Collaborative Contracting's mission is to:
- document regional excellence in the application of business collaboration in infrastructure development ,
- advance the definition of models and practices in response to the evolution in the context of the infrastructure sector,
- promote and share with practitioners in others countries the lessons learnt by local practitioners through our world leading experience.
The Centre for Collaborative Contracting's deliverables are:
The Centre provides a repository of statistics, knowledge assets and practical guidelines to assist practitioners to develop their understanding, knowledge and skills in the practice of collaborative contracting in infrastructure delivery.
The Centre documents regional excellence in the application of collaborative contracting to inform current and future practitioners of the many collaborative applications and models used by practitioners and available to them.
The Centre works with industry bodies, academics and research entities in the region and around the world to develop a larger body of knowledge in the application and practice of business collaboration in infrastructure. The outcomes of these studies are documented in formal research reports and papers made available to AAA members.
AAA has created this resources library for our members only. The C3 Resources centre provides a repository of statistics, case studies, white papers, knowledge assets and practical guidelines to assist practitioners to develop their understanding, knowledge and skills in the practice of collaborative contracting in infrastructure delivery.
Use this search facility to locate the resources and materials relevant to you. Use the drop down menus by category or the keyword function below. This facility is available to members only so you will be prompted for your log-in details if you are not already logged in.
