The Contracting Casebook Competitive Tendering in Action

A comprehensive resource for understanding competitive tendering and contracting in the public sector. This hardcover edition, published in 1995, is offered without a dust jacket. The book provides valuable insights for public sector managers, private operators considering government contracts, and students and academics in commerce and management. It presents step-by-step examinations of nine diverse and instructive recent contracting experiences in Australia, highlighting the practical issues involved in the process of implementation. Case studies include the failed contract between Sutherland Shire in Sydney and one of Australia's transport giants, Pacific Power and the Mount Piper Power Station, the awarding of the City of Bendigo's first competitively-tendered contract to its own employee, and the shifting into private hands of the New South Wales Government Cleaning Service. Condition is Good.