IMPACT OF NEGOTIATION IN CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT MANAGEMENT IN BIDA
Abstract
This project explores the role of negotiation in the construction industry, emphasizing its
impact on contract management, negotiation strategies, and the need for greater awareness
of its importance. Utilizing a quantitative research approach, data was collected through
structured questionnaires targeting professionals across the industry, including project
managers, architects, and civil engineers. The data was analyzed using Mean Item Score
(MIS) and the Relative Strength Index (RSI) to evaluate the effectiveness of negotiation in
various aspects of construction project management. To access the Impact of negotiation in
Construction Contract Management according to the data gotten, Cost management was
ranked first (1st), while Enhancement Quality Control was ranked second (2nd), then
Improved Decision-making was ranked third (3rd). The results indicate that negotiation
plays a pivotal role in enhancing cost control, time management, quality assurance, and
decision-making processes. Key negotiation strategies identified include interest-based
negotiation ranked first (1st), adopting Project management softwares which was ranked
second d(2nd), and the use of financial modeling tools which was ranked third (3rd). The
study also underscores the necessity for professional development through training
programs, workshops, and mentorship initiatives aimed at strengthening negotiation
competencies among construction professionals. In conclusion, the research affirms that
negotiation is critical for achieving successful project outcomes and recommends further
investigation into advanced tools and techniques to optimize negotiation practices within
the construction industry.
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