BVP at ‘s-Hertogenbosch: Buying a Retention and Settling Tank

BVP at ‘s-Hertogenbosch: Buying a Retention and Settling Tank

By Gard van Hulzen

January 2011

Abstract
The city of s-Hertogenbosch was introduced to the best value process by Heijmans and their engineering consultant group Breijn B.V. Under the leadership of Breijn, s-Hertogenbosch visionaries, and the assistance of researchers from Hogesxchool Zuyd, a best value PIPS test was accomplished to deliver a retention and settling tank. The version of PIPS used implemented the concept of dominance, value, and the transfer of risk and control to the vendor. The paper reviews the process; it also reveals that the best value selection finished as the least expensive option with the highest customer satisfaction rating.

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