Construction Management and Economics · 2001 · 38 citations · 19 references
BusinessBusiness EconomicsProject ManagementContract TheoryContractsCost ManagementContract DesignContract ManagementContract PricingContract TypesOptimal ContractingContract CostsContractor Cost ManagementGuaranteed Maximum Price ContractingOption Pricing TheoryOption Pricing ValuationProject Duration MinimizationValue-based Contracting
Due to increasing constraints on project duration and costs, together with the increasing implication of contractors in the design process, guaranteed maximum price (GMP) contracts are likely to become common in the future. This paper explores a new approach for evaluating the remuneration of the contractor. The GMP contract is considered as a hybrid arrangement consisting of a cost reimbursement contract and a call option on a fixed price contract. The option pricing theory is used as a conceptual framework to assess the GMP contract and the contractors' remuneration.
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