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Efficiency Gains from Collaborative Roads Procurement: A Consultation

Questionnaire

Closed: The deadline for response was January 28 2005.

Q1B




Q2A Please indicate, in order of importance, the five biggest issues or constraints affecting collaboration:

  1. Legal issues
  2. Competition Commission
  3. Local Authority controls and regulations
  4. Lack of political support
  5. Lack of skills and experience within your organisation
  6. Lack of capacity within your organisation
  7. Lack of capacity in the Highways Agency
  8. Development of appropriate management tools
  9. Development of appropriate measurement systems
  10. Lack of availability of funding and delivery plans
  11. Government controls and regulations
  12. EU procurement regulations


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Q3A Which of the following offer the greatest benefits from working together. Please select five and rank in order of importance.

  1. Maximising the benefits of investment in procurement
  2. Greater buying power
  3. Better use of resources
  4. Improved accountability and provision of a 'seamless' service
  5. Improved performance measurement
  6. Longer term relationships, greater security and sustainability
  7. Integrating strategy and programme delivery

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Q4A Please tell us how you measure the performance of your roads procurement activities by ranking the following in order of their importance to your organisation:

  1. Best Value Performance Indicators1
  2. Constructing Excellence KPIs2
  3. Measures defined in the specification of a contract
  4. Measures defined in a standard prepared by your organisation
  5. Management tools (eg Business Excellence Model, Balanced Scorecard)
  6. Measures defined in an inspection and auditing procedure
  7. Other statutory Indicators
  8. Bench marking clubs
  9. Other local performance indicators

    

  • 1 See - www.bvpi.gov.uk/pages/index.asp
  • 2 See - www.constructingexcellence.org.uk/resourcescentre/kpizone/default.jsp?level=0

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Q4C Please tell us the organisations against which your organisation benchmarks its performance (tick all that apply).


Thank you for taking the time to complete this questionnaire.

The Highways Agency will include unattributed comments from our research into potential collaboration, including this consultation, in a factual report. You will be sent a copy of the report in Spring 2005. We will use your responses as a basis for further development of ways in which we can work together to achieve efficiencies.

Your details will not be used for any other purpose and will not be shared with any 3rd parties.

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