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Applicability of Integrated Project Delivery Principles Based on a Measurement Model in China

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SUSTAINABILITY
Volume 15, Issue 2, Pages -

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MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/su15021592

Keywords

building information modelling (BIM); applicability; measurement model; integrated project delivery (IPD); China

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This paper explores a novel method to clarify the applicability of Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) principles in a region with specific cultural background and promotes their effective application. The study combines qualitative and quantitative analysis methods, including scientometric analysis, questionnaire survey, qualitative analysis, and a measurement model. By collecting 310 sample data from practitioners and researchers in China's construction industry, the measurement models of IPD applicability analysis are established. The results demonstrate that the measurement models align with the conceptual model, providing a scientific basis for effectively applying IPD principles and contributing to future research on the impact of IPD principles on project performance.
This paper explores a novel approach to clarify the applicability of the Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) principles in a certain region or country which has a specific cultural background, the paper further promotes the effective application of IPD principles. The method of combining qualitative and quantitative analysis is adopted, incorporating scientometric analysis, questionnaire survey, qualitative analysis, and a measurement model. On the basis of 310 sample data collected from various practitioners and researchers in China's construction industry, the measurement models of IPD applicability analysis on the average level of sample (ALS) and the best level of sample (BLS) are established, respectively. The results show that these measurement models are essentially consistent with the composition of the conceptual model, including project performance, contractual principles, collaboration-related principles, behavioral principles, and catalysts. Thus, this paper provides a scientific and methodological basis for how to effectively apply the IPD principles. This study sheds light on project delivery system research in two aspects: it proposes a new idea to study the applicability of IPD principles and lays a foundation for the future quantitative study on the impact mechanism of IPD principles on project performance.

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