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Appendix A - References
Pages 95-98

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... . "Alternative Delivery Methods, A Primer." Proceedings, ACI-NA Project Delivery Summit II, Airport Board Members and Commissioners Annual Conference.
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... . "Developing the Design and Construction Contracting Plan for a Major Light Rail Extension Project." Transportation Research Circular E-C058: The 9th Annual National Light Rail Conference -- Experience, Economics, and Evolution -- From Starter Lines to Growing Systems.
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... . "Decision Support System for Selecting the Proper Project Delivery Method Using Analytical Hierarchy Process." International Journal of Project Management, 23, 564–572.
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... Federal Transit Act. Transportation Research Board, National Research Council, Washington, DC.
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  • white paper
  • hierarchy process
  • construction contracting
  • procurement methods
  • public contracting

  • industry institute
  • analytical hierarchy
  • construction industry
  • research summary
  • construction projects

  • transit studies
  • rees llp
  • posal evaluation
  • multiattribute weighting
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  • applications international
  • multicriteria decision
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