Survey Open Now – Productivity Barriers in Government Construction Procurement
ACIF and Australasian Procurement and Construction Council have opened a survey examining productivity barriers in government construction procurement processes.
How can I have my say on government construction procurement issues?
Builders and trade contractors working on government projects can influence procurement reforms that affect tender processes, payment terms, and project delays.
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