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Partnering och offentlig upphandling. Ett fungerande partnerskap?

Authors: Jonsson, Richard;

Partnering och offentlig upphandling. Ett fungerande partnerskap?

Abstract

Byggnadsbranschen både i Sverige och internationellt sett har under en längre tid tampats med problem gällande bristande kvalitet avseende produkter och sviktande förtroende mellan branschens olika parter. För att råda bot på dessa problem har ett nytt sätt för att genomföra byggentreprenader tagits fram: partnering. Medans de privata byggherrarna är fria att upphandla byggentreprenader efter eget skön styrs de offentliga byggherrarna av Lag (2007:1091) om offentlig upphandlings(LOU) regler och principer. Uppsatsen utreder huruvida det är förenligt med LOU att genomföra byggentreprenader med hjälp av partnering. Som ett led i detta utreder uppsatsen även vad partnering innebär samt utreder vilka regler och principer som en offentlig byggherre har att följa enligt LOU då den upphandlar byggentreprenader över gällande tröskelvärde.

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