Assessing Importance
Factor | Indicates |
Long-term contracts mean the risk that underlying prices change in manner not anticipated is higher. | Higher level of importance |
Complex / diverse range of services subject to a range of different inflation drivers means inflation risk is higher. | Higher level of importance |
Long-term construction contracts include a likelihood of price variation during the construction period. | Higher level of importance |
High level of operating costs and life cycle costs relative to construction costs exposes the project to more long-term inflation risk. | Higher level of importance |
Overheated local economy / volatility and/or high construction inflation index means construction costs more likely to change. | Higher level of importance |
Project taking place at similar time to other major construction projects, those projects expected to compete for resources. | Higher level of importance |
Specialist components or labour is required indicates a higher level of construction risk. | Higher level of importance |
No compensation for additional costs during the construction phase. | Higher level of importance |