Lump Sum and Unit Price Construction Contracts for a Contractor and an Owner: Profit and Cost Lotteries, Cost Uncertainty, and Utility-Based Risk Evaluation with Subcontracting and New Technology
Key Points
The aim is to evaluate lump sum and unit price construction contracts in terms of profit potential and cost uncertainties.
Comparison of lump sum and unit price contracting methods
Analysis of cost uncertainty and its impact on profits
Evaluation of utility-based risk assessments considering subcontracting and technology
Lump sum contracts generally result in higher profit potential under stable cost conditions
Unit price contracts may provide better financial protection in uncertain cost scenarios
Utility-based evaluations highlight different risk preferences for contractors and owners
Abstract
Lump Sum and Unit Price Construction Contracts for a Contractor and an Owner: Profit and Cost Lotteries, Cost Uncertainty, and Utility-Based Risk Evaluation with Subcontracting and New Technology
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