The Commercial Model
How do you control the money in a post-disaster rebuild context?
For SCIRT, it was the $2.2 billion question.
Under SCIRT, a unique commercial model was developed, from a belief that the rebuild programme could function more effectively if a balance was struck between competition and collaboration.
With a multi-billion-dollar plan on the table to repair and restore Christchurch's damaged roads and underground services, SCIRT recognised the need for innovation, quickly setting the scene for a new commercial reality that would ensure money was always well spent.
Glossary terms
- key performance indicators (KPIs)
- key result areas (KRAs)
- actual out-turn cost (AOC)
- target out-turn cost (TOC)
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11:14pm 1st November 2017
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