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2026
2026
Riskconsult at the ICPMA Conference 2026 in Seoul
The ICPMA Conference 2026 in Seoul was held under the guiding theme “Reshaping the future of construction project management: Innovation as the catalyst”. Prof. Dr. Philip Sander attended the international conference on behalf of RiskConsult. As a former president of ICPMA, he has been closely connected to the network for many years.
On the second conference day, Prof. Dr. Philip Sander chaired the session “Innovation, Leadership and Sustainability in Construction Project Management”. The contributions by Stéphane Maye, Jan Zemanek and Natalie Salinas provided international perspectives on sustainable construction, leadership and AI driven sustainability in construction project management.
The programme was complemented by a panel discussion, a roundtable with former ICPMA presidents, where Prof. Dr. Philip Sander participated, and the gala dinner with the annual ICPMA Awards. RiskConsult thanks the ICPMA organization and the hosts in Seoul for the valuable international exchange. The next ICPMA Conference will take place in Malta in 2027.
Risk Management in construction projects at the Bavarian Chamber of Civil Engineers
Risk Management in construction projects at the Bavarian Chamber of Civil Engineers
SANDER P.: Risk Management in Construction Projects, presentation at the Bavarian Chamber of Civil Engineers, Munich, 22 May 2026
Prof. Dr. Philip Sander gave a presentation on “Risk Management in Construction Projects” at the Bavarian Chamber of Civil Engineers in Munich on 22 May 2026. The focus was on the role of the IPD Innovation Hub and the digital Project Risk Twin as an approach for the integrated consideration of costs, schedules and risks in construction projects.
Using the Project Risk Twin, the presentation showed how cost estimation, scheduling, risk analysis and budget planning can be linked to create robust forecasts and transparent decision making foundations.
(The presentation content is in German language)
Progressive Partnering Framework, PPF, and PPF Digital tool at the World Tunnel Congress 2026, WTC 2026
Progressive Partnering Framework, PPF, and PPF Digital tool at the World Tunnel Congress 2026, WTC 2026
REILLY J., SANDER P., SPIEGL M., STANGL B., LÖSCH R. G., FRIEDINGER C. P.: Advanced Contracting and Delivery to Address Employer’s Priorities, Risk Management and Insurance Needs, WTC 2026, World Tunnel Congress 2026, Montréal, 15 to 21 May 2026
The paper “Advanced Contracting and Delivery to Address Employer’s Priorities, Risk Management and Insurance Needs through the Use of the Progressive Partnering Framework” by John Reilly, Prof. Dr. Philip Sander, Dr. Markus Spiegl, Bastian Stangl, Ralf Lösch and Carl Philipp Friedinger was presented at the WTC 2026, World Tunnel Congress 2026 in Montréal.
The paper shows how a structured, risk based and modular approach can support the development of project delivery models that reflect employer priorities, assess risks transparently and probabilistically, reduce insurability and bankability concerns, lower dispute potential and improve cost and schedule certainty in complex underground projects. The focus of the presentation was on the Progressive Partnering Framework, PPF, and the PPF Digital Tool. PPF provides structure through clear governance and decision logic, transparent cost components as a basis for target costs and incentive mechanisms, integrated risk management across costs, schedules and risks, and clear rules for collaboration between all project participants.
2026-05-20_WTC presentation_inkl Notizen_V15_F00.pdf2026_WTC Contracting Progressive Partnering_F01 (1).pdf
Progressive Partnership Contract Tunnel in Baukongress 2026
Progressive Partnership Contract Tunnel in Baukongress 2026
SANDER P., KOCH J.: Progressive Partnership Contract Tunnel for the Major Projects Rheinquerung and Elbquerung, Baukongress 2026, Vienna, 23 to 24 April 2026
RiskConsult was represented at the Baukongress 2026 in Vienna by Dr. Markus Spiegl, Prof. Dr. Philip Sander and Alexander Altmann.
At the Baukongress 2026 in Vienna, Prof. Dr. Philip Sander and Jörn Koch, Amprion GmbH, presented the contribution “Progressive Partnership Contract Tunnel for the Major Projects Rheinquerung and Elbquerung” as part of the session Construction Operations and Construction Law.
The presentation focused on findings from IPD and alliance projects, particularly regarding target costs, remuneration and client organization, the need for clear governance and transparency in collaborative project delivery, as well as the Progressive Partnership Framework, PPF. The key message: partnership becomes successful in practice when roles, target costs and incentive systems are clearly defined from the beginning and risks and dependencies are made transparent.
(The presentation content is in German language)
2026-04-24_PPTu Rhein- und Elbquerung BauKongress Wien_V01_F00 (1).pdf
Riskconsult at the 40th Netlipse Network Meeting in Munich
Riskconsult at the 40th Netlipse Network Meeting in Munich
SANDER P., PEIKER G.: 40th NETLIPSE Network Meeting, Munich, 20 to 21 April 2026
At the 40th NETLIPSE Network Meeting in Munich, Gilbert Peiker and Univ. Prof. Dr. Philip Sander gave a technical impulse on IPD Compact in Bavaria and the Progressive Partnership Framework, PPF.
The contribution showed how collaborative project delivery in public infrastructure can be developed methodically and prepared for practical implementation. The focus was on international experience and key elements such as target costs, risk management, open book principles and incentive systems.
(The presentation content is in German language)
2026-04-20_Netlipse2026_F00 (1).pdfAlliance Models, Experience in the DACH Region
Alliance Models, Experience in the DACH Region
SPIEGL M.: Alliance Models, Previous Experience in the DACH Region, ÖIAV Regional Association West, Innsbruck, 28 January 2026
At the regular meeting of the ÖIAV Regional Association West, Dr. Markus Spiegl gave a technical presentation on “Alliance Models, Previous Experience in the DACH Region”. The presentation provided a practical overview of alliance models and highlighted key experiences from the perspectives of clients, designers and contractors.
The event also offered space for open exchange and discussion on a forward looking contract model in the construction industry.
(The presentation content is in German language)
2025-12-16 Allianzpräsentation Entwurf V05_F01 (1).pdf
2025
2025
Partnering Model at the Road Construction Day
Partnering Model at the Road Construction Day
SANDER P., PEIKER G.: 10th Road Construction Day of the federal states Hesse, Thuringia, Bavaria, Lower Saxony and Bremen, Frankfurt, 11 November 2025.
On 11 November 2025, the 10th Road Construction Day of the federal states Bavaria, Hesse, Thuringia, Lower Saxony and Bremen took place at the Hilton Hotel Frankfurt Airport. The annual industry meeting brought together participants from public administration, business and research.
As part of the technical programme, Univ.-Prof. Dr. Philip Sander presented the IPD Compact approach of the Bavarian State Ministry of Housing, Construction and Transport. The model introduces incentive based and collaborative contract structures for road and bridge construction. Based on the first pilot project, the presentation showed how cooperation and transparency can contribute to more efficient and sustainable project delivery.
(The presentation content is in German language)
2025-11-11_Partnerschaft im Verkehrswegebau_F01.pdf
Federal Construction Meeting in Bavaria of the Bavarian Construction Administration
Federal Construction Meeting in Bavaria of the Bavarian Construction Administration
SANDER P.: Federal Construction Meeting in Bavaria, Roth, 21 October 2025.
On 21 October 2025, Univ.-Prof. Dr. Philip Sander, Managing Director of RiskConsult, presented the approach of Integrated Project Delivery at the Federal Construction Meeting in Roth.
A key topic was the initiation of IPA projects, with a focus on the early involvement of all partners, structured risk analysis and methodical preparation on the client side. The Progressive Partnering Contract Framework, or PPF, was then introduced as a practice oriented approach for developing project specific delivery models that integrate risk management, team alignment and probabilistic methods. Finally, the Bavarian pilot model IPA Compact was presented as an example of the practical application of these principles in road and bridge construction. The model of the Bavarian State Ministry of Housing, Construction and Transport serves as a reference for future IPA projects in the public sector and emphasises transparency, incentive systems and collaborative cooperation as key success factors.
The event provided a valuable exchange with representatives of Federal Construction Bavaria and the German Armed Forces.
(The presentation content is in German language)
2025-10-21_Von der Idee zum Modell - Integrierte Projektabwicklung passgenau gestalten_F01 (3).pdf
IPD Exchange
IPD Exchange
SANDER P., SPIEGL M.: Cross State IPA Experience Exchange, Munich, 14 October 2025.
On 14 October 2025, the cross state IPD experience exchange between the Federal Ministry of Defence and the Bavarian State Ministry of Housing, Construction and Transport took place in Munich. The focus was on collaborative project delivery models and their application in public construction.
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Philip Sander, University of the Bundeswehr Munich, and Dr. Markus Spiegl, RiskConsult, presented the Progressive Partnering Contract Framework, or PPF, as a structured approach for developing project specific models for complex infrastructure projects. Another focus was the Bavarian pilot project IPD Compact, which was developed together with the Bavarian State Ministry of Housing, Construction and Transport. The Progressive Partnering Contract for Civil Engineering, or PPT, is an application example of the methodical approach defined in the PPF. It was developed together with Amprion GmbH to implement the principles of collaborative project delivery in civil engineering. The PPT shows how the processes described in the PPF, from risk analysis to contract design, can be applied in real infrastructure projects.
Calculation of target Cost and Risk Provisions using probabilistic Methods
Calculation of target Cost and Risk Provisions using probabilistic Methods
Partnership with BauPraxis Conference, 2025 Edition
SPIEGL M., TANZER C.: Presentation and workshop “Calculation of Target Costs and Risk Provisions Using Probabilistic Methods”, Vienna, 24 October 2025.
Link to the event
At the öbv conference “Partnership with BauPraxis” on 24 October 2025 in Vienna, Dr. Markus Spiegl and Dipl.-Ing. Clemens Tanzer from RiskConsult explained the use of probabilistic methods for calculating target costs and risk provisions in collaborative project delivery models. The approach considers uncertainties in quantities, prices and schedules and enables a realistic assessment of budget and schedule probabilities.
Using practical examples, the presentation showed how Monte Carlo simulations, bandwidth analyses and digital project risk twins create a sound basis for defining target costs, bonus malus systems and incentive models. These methods support clients and contractors in transparently assessing risks and developing fair, robust contractual foundations, an important step towards greater efficiency and trust in Integrated Project Delivery.
Alliance Model for the Modernisation of the Reutte Power Plant
Alliance Model for the Modernisation of the Reutte Power Plant
Partnership with BauPraxis Conference, 2025 Edition
PRANTL A., SPIEGL M.: Presentation “Alliance Model for the Modernisation of the Reutte Power Plant, Lot 1”, Vienna, 23 October 2025.
Link to the event
At the “Partnership with BauPraxis” conference on 23 October 2025 in Vienna, Dr. Markus Spiegl and Andreas Prantl presented the implementation of an alliance model for the modernisation of the Reutte Power Plant, Lot 1. The client is Elektrizitätswerk Reutte AG, which is implementing the project together with ARGE STRABAG/GeoAlpinbau GmbH. The collaborative contract model was developed in cooperation with Heid & Partner Rechtsanwälte and RiskConsult and is based on target cost management, bonus malus systems and open book transparency.
The presentation showed how the alliance structure enables efficient project control, faster decisions and greater planning certainty. Through shared responsibility and the early involvement of all participants, technical and economic challenges in hydraulic engineering could be successfully managed. The project serves as an example of the successful application of collaborative models in complex infrastructure projects.
(The presentation content is in German language)
2025-10-23_KW Reutte_Spiegl-Prantl_V09_F00.pdf
IPD Compact: A Project Delivery Model for Bavarian Road and Bridge Construction Projects
IPD Compact: A Project Delivery Model for Bavarian Road and Bridge Construction Projects
Partnership with BauPraxis Conference, 2025 Edition
PEIKER G., SANDER P.: Presentation “IPA Compact: A Project Delivery Model for Bavarian Road and Bridge Construction Projects”, Vienna, 23 October 2025.
As part of the “Partnership with BauPraxis” conference on 23 October 2025 in Vienna, Gilbert Peiker and Univ.-Prof. Dr. Philip Sander presented the IPD Compact model, an innovative project delivery model for Bavarian road and bridge construction projects, developed on behalf of the Bavarian State Ministry of Housing, Construction and Transport.
The model transfers the principles of Integrated Project Delivery to medium sized infrastructure projects and offers a practical, structured approach for implementing cooperation, transparency and efficiency in the construction process.
The first pilot project, the replacement construction of two bridges along the B16 in Saal an der Donau, highlights the potential of the model for future oriented, collaborative project control in Bavarian road and bridge construction.
(The presentation content is in German language)
2025-10-23_IPA Kompakt Projektabwicklungsmodell Straßen-und Brückenbauvorhaben_F01.pdf
Compressed air tunnelling as Alliance Model PM Schiene 5+ at Deutsche Bahn
Compressed air tunnelling as Alliance Model PM Schiene 5+ at Deutsche Bahn
Partnership with BauPraxis Conference, 2025 Edition
STAMM S., SPIEGL M.: Presentation “Project VE734 – Haidenauplatz Tunnel of the 2nd Munich S-Bahn Main Line”, Vienna, 23 October 2025.
At the “Partnership with BauPraxis” conference on 23 October 2025 in Vienna, Steve Stamm and Dr. Markus Spiegl presented the project VE734 – Haidenauplatz Tunnel of the 2nd Munich S-Bahn Main Line, which is being implemented as an alliance model under PM Schiene 5+ by DB InfraGO. The project is considered one of the first major railway sector projects to be fully based on a multi party contract.
The presentation showed how target cost management, probabilistic risk analyses and the use of a digital project risk twin strengthen cooperation between client and contractor. The alliance structure enables transparency, efficiency and shared responsibility, serving as an example of the successful application of collaborative models in rail infrastructure.
(The presentation content is in German language)
2025-10-23_ÖVB_Druckluftvortrieb als Allianzmodell PM Schiene 5+ bei der DB.pdf
Integrated Project Delivery in Focus – Which Model Fits Your Project?
Integrated Project Delivery in Focus – Which Model Fits Your Project?
Future Forum of the Bavarian Chamber of Civil Engineers, 2025 Edition
SANDER P.: Presentation “Integrated Project Delivery in Focus – Which Model Fits Your Project?”, Munich, 9 October 2025.
The requirements placed on public and private clients are increasing: efficiency, traceability and collaborative cooperation are becoming key success factors. As part of the Future Forum of the Bavarian Chamber of Civil Engineers, Univ.-Prof. Dr. techn. Philip Sander showed how the Progressive Partnering Contract Framework, or PPF, can be used to develop the appropriate form of Integrated Project Delivery, or IPD.
Using practical examples, the presentation showed that project delivery models should always be developed on a project specific basis and not derived from standardised contract templates. Incentive mechanisms, open book calculations and transparent risk sharing were presented, as already successfully applied in the IPD Compact pilot model of the Bavarian State Ministry of Housing, Construction and Transport for road construction projects. The aim is to synchronise planning and construction processes at an early stage in order to achieve cost and schedule certainty while promoting a cooperative, partnership based project culture.
(The presentation content is in German language)
2025-10-09_Integrierte Projektabwicklung im Fokus_F00.pdf
Risk Management and Contract Models in Tunneling - Part 5: Remuneration Models.
Risk Management and Contract Models in Tunneling - Part 5: Remuneration Models.
SANDER P., FRIEDINGER C. P., STANGL B.: Article, Risk Management and Contract Models in Tunnelling, Part 5, September 2024.
Tunnelling projects stand for technical excellence, but also involve significant risks in terms of costs, schedules and quality. The fifth part of the technical article series shows how remuneration models can be used within the Progressive Partnering Contract Framework, or PPF, to develop innovative project delivery models.
The article compares common remuneration models:
Lump Sum (LS): High cost certainty for the client, with risk allocated to the contractor. Profit increases mainly through cost reduction.
Cost Plus Fixed Fee (CPFF): Fixed profit amount, transparent and calculable, and suitable as a reference model for comparisons.
Cost Plus Percentage Fee (CPPF): Profit mark up as a percentage, with a riskier incentive mechanism, suitable for projects with a scope of work that is difficult to plan.
Cost Plus Incentive Fee (CPIF): Bonus malus arrangement based on target costs, balanced risk sharing and variable profit margin within a defined corridor, for example 90 to 110 percent.
Read the full article in the specialist journal tunnel on tunnel-online.info.
2025-03-09_Risk Management Teil 5_F00.pdfProgressive Partnering Contract Framework, PPF: Application in Integrated Project Delivery
Progressive Partnering Contract Framework, PPF: Application in Integrated Project Delivery
SANDER P., SPIEGL M., STANGL B.: Progressive Partnership Contract Framework, Application in Integrated Project Delivery, White Paper, 25 September 2025.
With a structured approach towards more cooperation in construction
Complex infrastructure projects are increasingly shaped by cost and schedule overruns as well as conflicts between project participants. Conventional contract models are often unable to adequately reflect the risks of modern major projects.
The new white paper “Progressive Partnering Contract Framework”, developed by RiskConsult GmbH in cooperation with the University of the Bundeswehr Munich, presents a structured approach for the development, initiation and implementation of collaborative project delivery models, especially within the context of Integrated Project Delivery, or IPD.
At the centre is a practice oriented, moderated process that is tailored individually to each project. The framework is outcome open. For every complex construction project, a project delivery model, or PAM, is developed, regardless of whether the project is implemented conventionally, as IPD or in another form.
A project delivery model describes how a construction project is organised, managed and implemented. It is based on methodical principles and combines a selection of building blocks that are precisely aligned with the specific characteristics of the project. At the same time, the PAM forms the basis for a suitable contract.
The PPF follows a clear four stage approach:
Establishing a methodical foundation
Selecting project specific building blocks
Developing a project delivery model
Deriving or validating the contract
This approach creates clarity, transparency, commitment and rules for collaborative cooperation. In this way, the IPD principle “Best for Project” becomes effective in practice. The framework has already been applied in several infrastructure projects.
(The paper content is in German language)
PPF White Paper IPA _F00 2.pdfWith a Structured Approach to the right IPD Model: Practical Examples from Infrastructure
With a Structured Approach to the right IPD Model: Practical Examples from Infrastructure
IPA Forum, 2025 Edition
SANDER P.: Presentation “With a Structured Approach to the Right IPD Model – Practical Examples from Infrastructure”, Düsseldorf, 25 September 2025.
Link to event
At the IPA Forum 2025 in Düsseldorf, Univ.-Prof. Dr. techn. Philip Sander presented a systematic path towards the right project delivery model using the PPF. The presentation showed how methodical structuring and early team alignment processes can create tailored IPD models that promote transparency and controllability.
Based on the projects Amprion Rhein Main Link and Korridor B, concrete results on target cost development, risk management, bonus malus systems and digital risk twin analyses were presented. The contribution demonstrated that the PPF is not only a theoretical concept, but a proven tool for practical implementation, risk and schedule control, and cross contractual governance.
(The presentation content is in German language)
2025-09-25_Mit System zum passenden IPA-Modell - Praxisbeispiele aus der Infrastruktur_F01.pdf
Lessons learned from Partnership Models: Comparison of Alliance Models in Austria and IPD in Germany
Lessons learned from Partnership Models: Comparison of Alliance Models in Austria and IPD in Germany
BBB Congress, 2025 Edition
SPIEGL M.: Presentation “Lessons Learned from Partnership Models – Comparison of Alliance Models in Austria and IPA in Germany”, Vienna, 18 September 2025.
Link to the event
As part of the BBB Congress 2025 in Vienna, Dr. Markus Spiegl presented key insights from ongoing partnership models in Germany and Austria. The contribution analysed alliance contracts under the Austrian Federal Procurement Act and IPD models under German procurement law, compared performance and risk allocation, and provided an initial assessment based on current major projects.
Particular focus was placed on the integration of risk management methods according to DIN EN 31010, the implementation of target cost and bonus malus systems, and the use of digital risk twins to forecast cost and schedule development. The results show that transparency and the early involvement of all partners can significantly reduce variations and conflicts. The presentation provided valuable impulses for the further development of collaborative contract models in the German speaking region.
(The presentation content is in German language)
2025-09-18_PRAE Spiegl Lessons Learned aus Partnerschaftsmodellen_F00.pdf
RiskConsult at the 38th Netlipse Network Meeting in Warsaw
RiskConsult at the 38th Netlipse Network Meeting in Warsaw
NETLIPSE Network Meeting, 38th Edition
STANGL B.: Presentation “Progressive Partnering Contract Framework”, Warsaw, 21 May 2025.
The 38th NETLIPSE Network Meeting brought together experts from more than 11 countries in Warsaw to discuss the management of major infrastructure projects. The event was hosted by the Polish Ministry of Development Funds and Regional Policy. RiskConsult was represented with a contribution by Bastian Stangl.
In his presentation, Bastian Stangl showed how innovative contract and risk management approaches can make complex projects more efficient and transparent. The focus was on Integrated Project Delivery, IPD, as a future oriented model for major projects, remuneration models with incentive systems for fair risk sharing, and the importance of collaborative cooperation in an international project environment.
The event provided a platform for exchanging experience from road, rail and airport projects. In addition to RiskConsult, representatives from ministries, construction administrations and universities shared insights into current challenges such as dual use infrastructure for civil and military purposes, digitalisation and BIM in project management, as well as sustainability and climate resilient infrastructure.
RiskConsult’s participation underlines its commitment to actively contributing innovation and research to the international infrastructure community. With practical approaches to IPD and risk management, RiskConsult supports the development of safer, more efficient and more sustainable projects in Europe.
2025-05-22_PPF EN_F00.pdf
Risk Management in Construction Projects: From deterministic to probabilistic Approaches
Risk Management in Construction Projects: From deterministic to probabilistic Approaches
SANDER P.: Bavarian Chamber of Civil Engineers, Trainee Programme, Munich, 9 May 2025.
As part of the trainee programme of the Bavarian Chamber of Civil Engineers, Univ.-Prof. Dr. techn. Philip Sander gave a presentation on modern methods of probabilistic risk management. The presentation explained how uncertainties in cost and schedule planning can be quantified using distribution functions and Monte Carlo simulations.
The interaction between risk management, cost controlling and budget validation was demonstrated, supported by the digital project risk twin. By combining risk and schedule models, realistic forecasts, VaR based budgeting and robust decision making foundations can be developed. The concept provides young engineers with practical insights into how modern tools can improve planning quality, traceability and project certainty.
(The presentation content is in German language)
2025-05-09_RM in Bauprojekten Bay. Ingenieurkammer_F01 2.pdfAnalysis and potential of Digital Twins in Tunneling
Analysis and potential of Digital Twins in Tunneling
MICHAL M., BECKER S. C., FRIEDINGER C. P., SANDER P.: World Tunnel Congress, WTC, Stockholm, 9 to 15 May 2025.
The publication examines the current state of digital twin applications in tunnelling. It distinguishes between the concepts model, shadow and twin, provides an overview of available software solutions and assesses the potential for increasing efficiency, quality assurance and risk control.
The results show that the use of digital twins can significantly improve decision making quality in complex projects. At the same time, it places high demands on data management, sensor technology and integration into project processes. The contribution provides important guidance for the further development of digital strategies in underground construction.
2025-09-05-Analyse und Potenziale von digitalen Zwillingen im Tunnelbau_WTC 2025_F00.pdfDigital and transparent Integrated Project Delivery through the use of a software tool
Digital and transparent Integrated Project Delivery through the use of a software tool
FRIEDINGER C. P., BECKER S. C., SANDER P.: World Tunnel Congress, WTC, Stockholm, 9 to 15 May 2025.
This WTC publication describes the software concept DigiCon, which digitally represents collaboration in construction based on Integrated Project Delivery, IPD. The tool structures project workflows, roles, interfaces and decisions in a visually traceable environment.
It is based on scientific foundations such as transparency theory, systems theory and change management, enabling a significant reduction in transaction costs. The contribution shows how DigiCon improves coordination and traceability in complex infrastructure projects and makes an important contribution to the digitalisation of collaborative project delivery.
CFR_WTC_V06_F00.pdf
New Concepts for Project Insurance in Tunnelling
New Concepts for Project Insurance in Tunnelling
WANNICK H., KRAMMER R., SANDER P.: World Tunnel Congress, WTC, Stockholm, 9 to 15 May 2025.
The contribution by Heiko Wannick, Richard Krammer and Philip Sander presents new concepts for integrated project insurance in tunnelling. Instead of relying on conventional policies after project completion, the authors recommend the early and active involvement of insurers during planning and risk analysis.
This model uses the expertise of insurers in risk engineering and enables individually tailored cover, bonus malus arrangements and parametric insurance solutions. The aim is to establish a genuine partnership between project participants and insurers in order to promote transparent risk sharing and economic stability.
WTC2025_New concepts for project insurance in tunnel construction_Wannick+Krammer+Sander_20240924.pdf
Keynote by Markus Spiegl at the Braunschweig Construction Management Seminar 2025
SPIEGL M., SANDER P.: Braunschweig Construction Management Seminar 2025, Vienna, 7 March 2025.
On 7 March 2025, our Managing Director Dr. Markus Spiegl took part in the 20th Braunschweig Construction Management Seminar, organised by the Institute of Construction Management and Economics at the Technical University of Braunschweig.
In his keynote presentation “Methodological Approaches to Joint Risk Management”, with a focus on IPD contracts, he addressed the handling of risks and actual cost reimbursement in Integrated Project Delivery and Alliance models. He also shared practical experience from projects in Germany and Austria.
The subsequent discussion confirmed that the systemic handling of actual cost reimbursement and remuneration remains a key topic for the construction industry.
(The presentation content is in German language)
2025-07-03_TUB_IBB_HP_v01.pdf
2024
2024
Risk Management in Tunnelling and Integrated Project Delivery, IPD
Risk Management in Tunnelling and Integrated Project Delivery, IPD
SANDER P., BECKER S. C., BERGMEISTER K.: Article, Beton Kalender, two parts, December 2024.
Contribution to the Beton Kalender 2025. The publication provides comprehensive insights into tunnelling, from traditional methods to digital technologies and risk management.
Link to the book
Progressive Partnering Contract Framework
Progressive Partnering Contract Framework
SANDER P.: German Construction Industry Federation, Berlin, 17 October 2024.
This presentation by Philip Sander describes the application of the PPF from initiation through to project execution.
Progressive Partnering Contract Framework
Comparison and initial Assessment of Integrated Project Delivery Models, IPD, in Germany and Alliance Models in Austria
Progressive Partnering Contract Framework
Comparison and initial Assessment of Integrated Project Delivery Models, IPD, in Germany and Alliance Models in Austria
SPIEGL M., SANDER P., BECKER S. C.: Austrian Tunnelling Day, Salzburg, 9 October 2024.
Several alliance models in Austria are currently being implemented or have already been completed under the framework conditions of the Austrian Federal Procurement Act, BVergG. Further major infrastructure projects are currently being prepared for tender. In Germany, several complex infrastructure projects are being implemented as Integrated Project Delivery, IPD, in different project phases.
The authors are involved in most of the Austrian projects and in many of the German infrastructure projects. The presentation shows the first experiences from these projects, as well as the challenges and further need for optimisation. Finally, the Progressive Partnership Contract for Civil Engineering, PPT, is presented as a further development of IPA.
(The presentation content is in German language)
2024-10-09 ÖTT Sbg Vergleich und erste Bilanz IPA vs. Allianz_F00.pdfRisk Management in Construction Projects
Risk Management in Construction Projects
SANDER P.: Munich, 19 July 2024.
This presentation by Philip Sander provides a detailed insight into the importance and integration of risk management in construction projects, with a particular focus on Integrated Project Delivery, IPA, as the basis for successful and collaborative project implementation.
(The presentation content is in German language)
2024-07-19_RM in Bauprojekten Bay. Ingenieurkammer_F00.pdfProgressive Partnership Contract for Civil Engineering: Individual Remuneration Models for Major Energy Transition Projects
SANDER P., BECKER S. C., FRIEDINGER C. P.: THIS Magazine, July 2024.
The energy transition requires high performance infrastructure, particularly in the field of high voltage direct current connections. The Progressive Partnership Contract for Civil Engineering, or PPT, was developed to address the risks and uncertainties associated with such projects.
This innovative model enables flexible remuneration that is adapted to the specific risk profile of each construction section. It promotes collaborative cooperation and helps reduce both cost and schedule overruns. The article provides insights into the structure of this model and its successful application in complex infrastructure projects.
(The paper content is in German language)
2024_Baumanagement THIS PPT_F00.pdfCost Plus Incentive Fee, CPIF: Update on Risk based RIAAT applications in Europe
LUNDBERG K.: Innsbruck, 9 July 2024.
This presentation by Kevin Lundberg, held on 9 July 2024 in Innsbruck, provides a comprehensive overview of current applications of the Cost Plus Incentive Fee, or CPIF, model in Europe.
The presentation focuses on risk based RIAAT applications and shows how incentive based remuneration models can support collaborative project delivery, transparent risk allocation and more reliable project control.
2024-07-09-CREM_Integrated Project Delivery_F01.pdf
Risk Management and Innovative Contract Models for Construction Projects
Risk Management and Innovative Contract Models for Construction Projects
SANDER P.: Fritzlar, 13 June 2024.
The successful delivery of major projects requires not only precise planning, but also effective risk management. Innovative contract models, such as incentive based remuneration systems, enable risks to be identified at an early stage and managed jointly by clients and contractors.
This creates transparency and promotes collaborative cooperation as a basis for project success.
(The presentation content is in German language)
2024-06-13_Risikomanagement und innovative Vertragsmodelle für Bauprojekte_V01_F01.pdfResearch and comparison of delivery models at the Gemeinschafts Kraftwerk Inn
Research and comparison of delivery models at the Gemeinschafts Kraftwerk Inn
SANDER P., BECKER S.C., FRIEDINGER, C.P.: Geomechanics and Tunnelling 17, DOI: 10.1002, Berlin, May 2024
2024_Research and Comparison of Delivery Models at the Gemeinschafts Kraftwerk Inn_F00 (1).pdfJoint Risk Management in major Projects with Integrated Project Delivery, IPD
Joint Risk Management in major Projects with Integrated Project Delivery, IPD
SANDER P., BECKER S. C.: Bauwirtschaft, Issue 2, Werner Verlag, May 2024, pages 45 to 84.
(The paper content is in German language)
2024_Gemeinsames Risikomanagement bei Großprojekten_F00.pdfICPMA Conference New York City
ICPMA Conference New York City
Annual Conference of ICPMA
Stevens Institute of Technology, June 24 - 25, 2024
Risk Management and Contract Models in Tunnel Construction
Risk Management and Contract Models in Tunnel Construction
– Part 2: Integral Consideration of Cost, Schedule, and Risk
– Part 2: Integral Consideration of Cost, Schedule, and Risk
SANDER P., BECKER S.C. : Article, Tunnel 2/2024, www.tunnel-online.info, April 2024
2024_Integral Analysis of Cost, Scheduel and Risk - Part 2_F00.pdfRisk Management and Contract Models in Tunnel Construction
Risk Management and Contract Models in Tunnel Construction
– Part 1: Basics of Risk Management
– Part 1: Basics of Risk Management
SANDER P., BECKER S.C. : Article, Tunnel 1/2024, www.tunnel-online.info, March 2024
2024_RM Basics - Part 1_F00.pdf International Project Management Session at the DVP Congress 2024
International Project Management Session at the DVP Congress 2024
SANDER P., STOLTZ C.: Moderation of session, DVP Congress, Würzburg, 26 April 2024.
The International session at the DVP Congress 2024 was led by the International Construction Project Management Association, ICPMA, and moderated by its President Prof. Philip Sander together with Immediate Past President Christina Stoltz.
The session introduced the international project management association ICPMA, including the highlights of 2023 and the upcoming conference in New York on 24 and 25 June 2024. This was followed by four keynote contributions with practical experience from Finland, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, the United States, India, China, Australia and South Africa.
The programme included insights into collaborative alliance models from Finland, FIDIC structures from Arab countries and the United States, as well as an international comparison of procurement strategies for sustainability and the use of HOAI and AHO. The speakers Dominik Kohnen, Pekka Petäjäniemi, Robert Huber and Christina Stoltz shared first hand international experience and invited discussion on challenges and possible approaches for project management in Germany.
2024-04-26_DVP Kongress ICPMA Intro_F01.pdf
2023
2023
Development of a "Project Objective System" (POS) to align the interests of all the stakeholders and find the right delivery model
Development of a "Project Objective System" (POS) to align the interests of all the stakeholders and find the right delivery model
BECKER S., SANDER P.: Presentsation 2023 Creative Construction Conference in Keszthely, Hungary, 21.06.2023
2023-06-21_Development of a Project Objective System.pdf
Delivering Complex Projects
Delivering Complex Projects
Annual Conference of ICPMA
June 19 - 20, 2023, University of the Bundeswehr Munich
30 Years of Advances in Risk Management for Underground Projects
30 Years of Advances in Risk Management for Underground Projects
REILLY J., SANDER P., LUNDBERG K., WEINBERGER D. : Artikel, RETC Boston, 11.-14.06.2023
REILLY J., SPIEGL M. : Presentation, RETC Boston, 11.-14.06.2023
2023-06-14_30 Years of Advances in Risk Management for Underground Projects_Presentation_F00.pdf2023-06-14_30 Years of Advances in Risk Management for Underground Projects_Paper_F00.pdf
Development of a Project Objective and Requirement System (PORS) for major infrastructure projects to align the interests of all the stakeholders
Development of a Project Objective and Requirement System (PORS) for major infrastructure projects to align the interests of all the stakeholders
BECKER S., SANDER P.: Conference Paper, Proceedings of the ITA-AITES World Tunnel Congress 2023 (WTC 2023), 12-18, Athens, May 2023
2023-05-12 PORS_Poster_Paper_F00.pdfThe Insurers' Role in Project Risk Management
The Insurers' Role in Project Risk Management
WANNICK K., KRAMMER R., SANDER P.: Artikel Tunnel & Tunnelling International, April 2023
2023-04_T+T Tisk and Insurance_F00.pdf
Risk Management in Tunneling Projects Integrated Analysis of Cost , Schedule and Risk
Risk Management in Tunneling Projects Integrated Analysis of Cost , Schedule and Risk
SANDER P.: Presentsation ITA Lunchtime lecture series #24, 14 March 2023
2023-03-14_ITA Lunchtime Lectures_F01.pdf
2022
2022
Risk Management in Major Tunnelling Projects - Part 3:
Creating Incentive Mechanisms for Integrated Project Delivery
Risk Management in Major Tunnelling Projects - Part 3:
Creating Incentive Mechanisms for Integrated Project Delivery
SANDER P., BECKER S., FRIEDINGER C:, RIEMANN S., DITANDY M., SPIEGL M.: Article, tunnel-online , issue 05-2022, Pages. 12-23.
2022_Risikomanagement im Tunnelbau - Teil 3.pdf
Managing Emerging Construction Risks
Managing Emerging Construction Risks
SANDER P.: Presentation at the 4th Infrastructure Expert Forum, Munich Re, Berg, Leoni, Lake Starnberg, July 5 th 2022
SANDER P.: Presentation at the 4th Infrastructure Expert Forum, Munich Re, Berg, Leoni, Lake Starnberg, July 5 th 2022
2022-07-05_RM Munich Re.pdf
Risk Modelling Techniques for Complex Tunnelling Projects -
From deterministic to probabilistic methods: have we done enough?
Risk Modelling Techniques for Complex Tunnelling Projects -
From deterministic to probabilistic methods: have we done enough?
LUNDBERG K., SANDER P., REILLY J., VAN DROOGENBROECK A., SPIEGL M.: Article and Presentation at North American Tunneling Conference, Philadelphia, June 21st 2022
LUNDBERG K., SANDER P., REILLY J., VAN DROOGENBROECK A., SPIEGL M.: Article and Presentation at North American Tunneling Conference, Philadelphia, June 21st 2022
2022-06-21_NAT2022 Presentation_F00.pdf2022-06-21_NAT2022 Article.pdf
International experience with CEVP application in European transportation projects using risk modelling software RIAAT
International experience with CEVP application in European transportation projects using risk modelling software RIAAT
LUNDBERG K.: Presentation at Celebrating 20 years of the Cost Estimate Validation Process, CEVP, Cost Risk Estimating Management (CREM) Community of Practice, WSDOT - Washington State Department of Transportation, Seattle (hybrid), June 14th 2022
LUNDBERG K.: Presentation at Celebrating 20 years of the Cost Estimate Validation Process, CEVP, Cost Risk Estimating Management (CREM) Community of Practice, WSDOT - Washington State Department of Transportation, Seattle (hybrid), June 14th 2022
2022-06-14_WSDOT Presentation CEVP-RIAAT Europe_F00.pdf
Risk Management for Large Infrastructure Projects
Risk Management for Large Infrastructure Projects
SANDER P., VAN DROOGENBROECK A.: Presentation at ICPMA conference Sustainable Mobility Infrastructure - Connecting Cities and People, Porto, May 2022
SANDER P., VAN DROOGENBROECK A.: Presentation at ICPMA conference Sustainable Mobility Infrastructure - Connecting Cities and People, Porto, May 2022
2022-05 RM for Large Infrastructure Projects_F01.pdf
Digital project twin for quantitative cost, risk and schedule assessment of capital projects
Digital project twin for quantitative cost, risk and schedule assessment of capital projects
SANDER P., SPIEGL M., BURNS T., REILLY J.: Artikel Australian Journal of Multi-Disciplinary Engineering, 2022, DOI: 10.1080/14488388.2022.2044602
SANDER P., SPIEGL M., BURNS T., REILLY J.: Artikel Australian Journal of Multi-Disciplinary Engineering, 2022, DOI: 10.1080/14488388.2022.2044602
Link to article: https://doi.org/10.1080/14488388.2022.2044602
2022_Digital project twin for quantitative cost risk and schedule assessment of capital projects.pdf
2021
2021
Risk Management in Major Tunnelling Projects – Part 2:
Digital Project Risk Twin – Application for the Construction of U5 East, Hamburg
Risk Management in Major Tunnelling Projects – Part 2:
Digital Project Risk Twin – Application for the Construction of U5 East, Hamburg
Univ.-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr. techn., PHILIP SANDER, Head of the Institute of Construction and Project Management; SIMON CHRISTIAN BECKER, M.Sc., MARTIN LAMMERS, M.Sc., Research associates, Bundeswehr University Munich, Germany
KLAUS UPHOFF, Hamburg Hochbahn AG, Overall Project Manager, U5 East, Hamburg, Germany
Dipl.-Ing. RAIMUND BRODEHL, Freie und Hansestadt Hamburg, Behörde für Verkehr und Mobilitätswende, Head of Department, Hamburg, Germany
ARNO VAN DROOGENBROECK, M.Sc., Project Manager, RiskConsult GmbH, Innsbruck, Austria/Österreich
2021_Risikomanagement im Tunnelbau-Teil 2.pdf
Credit: Hamburger Hochbahn AG
Integrated Cost-Schedule Risk Analysis: Application of Project Risk Twin Process for Major Infrastructure Projects using RIAAT
Integrated Cost-Schedule Risk Analysis: Application of Project Risk Twin Process for Major Infrastructure Projects using RIAAT
SANDER P., ESSIG M., REILLY J.: article and presentation at the 2021 Virtual Conference & Expo (June 2021).
2021_Project Risk Twin Process_F00.pdfRisk Management in Major Tunnelling Projects – Part 1:
Basics and Success Factors
Risk Management in Major Tunnelling Projects – Part 1:
Basics and Success Factors
SANDER P., NÜBEL K.: Article, tunnel-online , Issue 02-2021, Page 18-27
2021_02_TUNNEL_Risikomanagement_Teil_1_Sander.pdf
Digital Project Twin for Quantitative Cost, Risk and Schedule Assessment of Capital Projects
Digital Project Twin for Quantitative Cost, Risk and Schedule Assessment of Capital Projects
SANDER P., SPIEGL M., BURNS T., REILLY J.: article and presentation at the Integrated Project Engineering Congress in Brisbane, Australia (May 2021).
2021-05-21_IPEC Presentation DT for RM.pdf2021-05-21_Digital Project Twin for Quantitative Cost, Risk and Schedule Assessment of Capital Projects.pdf
Smarter Risk Management Through Digital Project Twin for Cost, Schedule and Risk
Smarter Risk Management Through Digital Project Twin for Cost, Schedule and Risk
SANDER P.: Presentation at the "International Construction Project Management Summit 2021" on January 16th 2021
On the first day of the congress on 16.01.2021 on "The Next Normal in Project Delivery and Contracts", which is organized by the expert network for construction project management "ICPMA", our managing director Univ.-Prof. Dr. Philip Sander gave a presentation on "Smarter Risk Management Through Digital Project Twin for Cost, Schedule and Risk".
The congress "Advancing The Construction Industry To The Next Normal" will take place online on four Saturdays in January and February 2021.
2021-01-16_ICPMVS_Digital Project Twin for Cost, Schedule and Risk_V02_F00.pdf
2021-01-16 ICPMVS 2021 Program.pdf2020
2020
Risk Management for Major Infrastructure Projects
Risk Management for Major Infrastructure Projects
BURNS T.: Presentation/Webinar for the "Risk Engineering Society" Congress, 20. October 2020
This presentation was part of a lunchtime webinar series for "Engineers Australia" and the "Risk Engineering Society" from the 20 October 2020,.It describes an integrated probabilistic cost and schedule model. This integration along with the consideration of uncertainty in quantities, rates and timeframes helps to provide transparency on complex infrastructure projects. The application is based on a combination of two practice-proven approaches – the RIAAT (Risk Administration and Analysis Tool) and the Cost Estimation and Validation Process CEVP® (Reilly et al. 2004/Washington State Department of Transportation), creating a powerful tool for management of complex risk environments.
2020-05-20_RM for Major Infrastructure Projects_F01.pdfICPMA: "Yearbook 2020"
ICPMA: "Yearbook 2020"
The ICPMA network, with our Managing Director Philip Sanders as Vice President, produces a digital yearbook every two years, which showcases their recent award winners and many other topical articles.
ICPMA is a network of Construction Project Management professionals experienced in working internationally.
ICPMA Yearbook 2020.pdfProbabilistic multi-hazard risk assessment for road infrastructure: application to a mountain road in Austria
Probabilistic multi-hazard risk assessment for road infrastructure: application to a mountain road in Austria
OBERNDORFER S., FUCHS S., SANDER P. (2020): Probabilistic multi-hazard risk assessment for road infrastructure: application to a mountain road in Austria. Disaster Research Days 2020.
2020_DRD20Paper_Probabilistic multi-hazard risk assessment for road infrastructure_F00.pdfReliability, Availability, Maintainability, Safety (RAMS) Analysis for Complex Tunnel Construction Systems—Applications and Benefits
Reliability, Availability, Maintainability, Safety (RAMS) Analysis for Complex Tunnel Construction Systems—Applications and Benefits
An article written with our partners for the North American Tunneling 2020 Proceedings.
SANDER P., REILLY J., BRADY J. & SPIEGL M. (2020): Reliability, Availability, Maintainability, Safety (RAMS) Analysis for Complex Tunnel Construction Systems—Applications and Benefits. North American Tunneling 2020 Proceedings, 349-357
2020 Article RAMS NAT Nashville.pdfWhite Paper: Modelling tunnel cost estimates with change in excavation and support classes
White Paper: Modelling tunnel cost estimates with change in excavation and support classes
In this white paper, RiskConsult explains how they use there probabilistic software RIAAT to model a complex tunnelling cost estimate with change in excavation and support classes.
Change in excavation and support classes_White Paper.pdfInnovation - The Key to Future Success: combining process, product, and management
Innovation - The Key to Future Success: combining process, product, and management
STOLTZ C., SANDER P., SMITH N.: Article, ÖIAZ, 164. Volume, S. 246 - 247, May 2020
05-2020 ÖIAV_SanderP_Innovation-the_key_to_success.pdf2019
2019
Flyer - University of the Bundeswehr - Institute of Construction Management
Flyer - University of the Bundeswehr - Institute of Construction Management
University of the Bundeswehr Munich - Institute for Construction Management: December 2019
UniBw Institute Flyer digital A4_EN_F01.pdfIncentive-Based Project Delivery with Fixed Price Incentive Fee Contracts
Incentive-Based Project Delivery with Fixed Price Incentive Fee Contracts
SANDER P., SPIEGL M., REILLY J.: Article and Presentation, RETC Chicago, June 16th 2019
2019_Incentive-Based Project Delivery with Fixed Price_web.pdf2019_Incentive-Based Project Delivery with Fixed Price.pdf
Alternative Incentive-Based Project Delivery
Alternative Incentive-Based Project Delivery
SANDER P., REILLY J., WHYTE D., SPIEGL M.: Poster and Article, WTC Naples, May 7, 2019
2019_Alternative Incentive-Based Project Delivery_F00_Poster and Paper.pdf
2018
2018
Application of an Integrated Cost and Schedule Analysis for Complex Tunneling Projects
Application of an Integrated Cost and Schedule Analysis for Complex Tunneling Projects
SANDER P., VAN DROOGENBROECK A.: Presentation, Beyond a Tunnel Vision, Brussels, November 27, 2018
2018-11-27_Brussels Integrated Cost _ Schedule Model_V06_F01.pdfLima Airport Development Programme - ICPMA Yearbook 2018
Lima Airport Development Programme - ICPMA Yearbook 2018
SANDER P.: Article, ICPMA Yearbook October 2018
ICPMA 2018 Yearbook 26-30.pdfAlternative project delivery based on a risk-based probabilistic approach
Alternative project delivery based on a risk-based probabilistic approach
SPIEGL M., SANDER P., Reilly J.: Article from "Festschrift 40 Jahre ÖGEBAU", Manz-Verlag, Vienna, September 2018
2018-09 Alternative Project Delivery with FPIF (en).pdfCEVP-RIAAT Process - Application of an Integrated Cost and Schedule Analysis
CEVP-RIAAT Process - Application of an Integrated Cost and Schedule Analysis
SANDER P., REILLY J., ENTACHER M.: Article and presentation, North American Tunneling Conference, Marroitt Hotel, Washington D.C., June 25, 2018
2018-06-25_NAT 2018 CEVP-RIAAT Process_V08.pdf2018_CEVP-RIAAT Process_V13_F01.pdfImproving Risk Matrix Design using Heatmaps and Accessible Colors
Improving Risk Matrix Design using Heatmaps and Accessible Colors
ENTACHER M., SANDER P.: Article, Journal of Modern Project Management, May/August 2018, S. 30-37, 2018
2018_Improving Risk Matrix Design Using Heatmaps and Accessible Colors.pdfRisk-Based Integrated Cost and Schedule Analysis for Megaprojects
Risk-Based Integrated Cost and Schedule Analysis for Megaprojects
SANDER P.: Presentation, ICPMA annual Conference, National Theater, London, June 5, 2018
2018-06-05_Risk-based Cost and Schedule Analysis for Megaprojects_V02.pdfIn collaboration with the ADP team, RiskConsult brought home an "IQ Award" distinction for the Lima Airport Development Program in Peru.
The “IQ Award” is given to those projects that have used innovation and new techniques or platforms to drive better quality in the delivery of projects to help future generations. The award was presented at the award dinner on June 4th, 2018 at this year's ICPMA conference in London's National Theatre.
2018-06-04_IQ Award RiskCosult.pdfRisk-Based Integrated Cost and Schedule Analysis for Major Infrastructure Projects
Risk-Based Integrated Cost and Schedule Analysis for Major Infrastructure Projects
SANDER P., ENTACHER M., REILLY J, SPIEGL, M..: Article and presentation, ITA-AITES World Tunnel Congress, 2018
2018-04-24_Risk-Based Integrated Cost and Schedule Analysis for Major Infrastructure Projetcs_V01.pdf2018-04_WTC2018_Paper Sander, Entacher, Reilly.pdfWorkshop on NATM & TBM Tunnelling including Risk Management – Issues & Challenges
Workshop on NATM & TBM Tunnelling including Risk Management – Issues & Challenges
GALLER R., BABENDERERDE L. & ENTACHER M.: Lecture and Workshop; International Association of India, Central Board of Irrigation of Power, International Tunnelling and Underground Space Association; 6.-8. February 2018, New Delhi
2018_ITA Workshop Information Bulletin.pdf2017
2017
Risk-Based Integrated Cost and Schedule Analysis
Risk-Based Integrated Cost and Schedule Analysis
SANDER P.: Presentation and panelist, Risk Management in Underground Construction Conference, Residence Inn Arlington Capital View, Washington D.C., November 28, 2017
Presentation and Photos
2017_Risk-Based Integrated Cost and Schedule Analysis.pdfRisk-Based Integrated Cost and Schedule Analysis for Infrastructure Projects
Risk-Based Integrated Cost and Schedule Analysis for Infrastructure Projects
SANDER P., ENTACHER M., REILLY J., BRADY J.: Article, Tunnel Business Magazine, August 2017, P. 43-37, 2017
Article from TBM Magazine (click here for web version).
2017_Integrated Cost and Schedule Analysis.pdf2016
2016
Construction – You Need Risk-Based Cost Estimating
Construction – You Need Risk-Based Cost Estimating
SANDER P., REILLY J., MOERGELI A.: Article, Tunneling & Underground Construction, 10. volume, No. 1, p. 23-30, 2016
2016_03_T&UC_Construction - You need risk-based cost estimating.pdfRisk Management – Correlation and Dependencies for Planning, Design and Construction
Risk Management – Correlation and Dependencies for Planning, Design and Construction
SANDER P., MOERGELI A., REILLY J.: Article and presentation, ITA World Tunnel Congress 2016, San Francisco, CA - USA, 2016
WTC2016 RM Correlation and Dependencies_V07.pdfWTC2016 Risk CorrelationsDependencies_V20_F01.pdfEnvironmental Effects of an Alpin Summit Tunnel
Environmental Effects of an Alpin Summit Tunnel
GSCHÖSSER F., PURRER, W., SANDER, P. : Artikel, Sustainable Built Environment (SBE) Regional Conference, Zürich, 2016
2016 Environmental Effects of an Alpin Summit Tunnel.pdfMegaprojects, Management Over 50 Years – What Have We Learned?
Megaprojects, Management Over 50 Years – What Have We Learned?
SANDER P., REILLY J.: Article, bau aktuell, 7. volume, No. 1, p. 4-5, 2016
2016_01_Bauaktuell_Interview Sander - Reilly.pdf2015
2015
Construction – You Need Risk-Based Cost Estimating
Construction – You Need Risk-Based Cost Estimating
REILLY J., SANDER P., MOERGELI A.: Article and presentation, RETC 2015, New Orleans, USA, RETC 2015 Proceedings, p. 117-127, 2015 (ISBN: 978-0-87335-414-1)
2015-06-08_ RETC New Orleans - You Need Risk-Based Cost Estimating Presentation_F00.pdf2015-06-08_ RETC New Orleans - You Need Risk-Based Cost Estimating Article_F00.pdfQuantitative Risk Analysis – Fallacy of the Single Number
Quantitative Risk Analysis – Fallacy of the Single Number
SANDER P., MOERGELI A., REILLY J.: Article and presentation, ITA World Tunnel Congress 2015, Dubrovnik, Croatia, SEE Tunnel - Promoting Tunnelling in SEE Region, p. 774-775, 2015 (ISBN: 978-953-55728-5-5)
WTC 2015- Quantitative Risk Analysis ÔÇô Fallacy of the Single Number_V06.pdfwtc2015_full_Sander.pdfRisk-Based, Probabilistic Cost Estimating Methods
Risk-Based, Probabilistic Cost Estimating Methods
MOERGELI A., SANDER P., REILLY J.: Article and presentation, ITA World Tunnel Congress 2015, Dubrovnik, Croatia, SEE Tunnel - Promoting Tunnelling in SEE Region, p. 534-535, 2015 (ISBN: 978-953-55728-5-5)
WTC 2015 - Risk-Based, Probabilistic Cost Estimating Methods_R07_E07_Full&rev.pdfwtc2015_full_Moergeli.pdf2014
2014
Risk Management, Road Show 2014
Risk Management, Road Show 2014
SANDER P., MÖRGELI A.: Presentation, Risk Management Road Show, San Francisco/Bay Area, 2014
2014_RM in Practice_en_V31_Bay Area.pdf2014_Flyer_Risk Management Road Show_V01.pdfContinuous Cost and Risk Management for Large Infrastructure Projects
Continuous Cost and Risk Management for Large Infrastructure Projects
SANDER P., SPIEGL M.: Article and presentation, BrennerCongress 2014, Innsbruck, p. 51-62, Ernst & Sohn Verlag, 2014
2014-02-20_BBT Kongress_V07_F02.pptxArtikel Kosten- und Risiko-Management_F00.pdfRisk Management – How Do You Control Your Risks in Practice?
Risk Management – How Do You Control Your Risks in Practice?
SANDER P., MÖRGELI, A.: Presentation, Boston Society of Civil Engineers Section, Revere Hotel, Boston, 2014
2014-01-30_BSCES RM in Practice V20 Final.pdf2013
2013
Life Cycle Assessment of Representative Swiss Road Pavements with an Accompanying Life Cycle Cost Analysis
Life Cycle Assessment of Representative Swiss Road Pavements with an Accompanying Life Cycle Cost Analysis
GSCHOESSER F., WALLBAUM H.: Article, ACS Publications, p. 8453-8461, 2013
2013_Life Cycle Assessment of Representative Swiss Road Pavements with an Accompanying Life Cycle Cost Analysis_Gschoesser-Wallbaum.pdf2012
2012
LCA of the Production of Swiss Road Materials
LCA of the Production of Swiss Road Materials
GSCHOESSER F., WALLBAUM H.,BOESCH M.: Article, Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering,ASCE, p. 168-176, 2012
2012_LCA of the Production of Swiss Road Materials-Gschoesser-Wallbaum-Boesch.pdfHidden Ecological Potentials in the Production of Swiss Road Pavement Materials
Hidden Ecological Potentials in the Production of Swiss Road Pavement Materials
GSCHOESSER F., WALLBAUM H., BOESCH M.: Article, Journal of Management in Engineering, ASCE, January 2012
2012_Hidden Ecological Potentials in the Production of Swiss Road Pavement Materials_Gschoesser-Wallbaum-Boesch.pdfEnvironmental Analysis of New Construction and Maintenance Processes of Road Pavements in Switzerland
Environmental Analysis of New Construction and Maintenance Processes of Road Pavements in Switzerland
GSCHOESSER F., WALLBAUM H., ADEY B.: Article, Structure and Infrastructure Engineering, Taylor & Francis, 2012
2012_Environmental analysis of new construction and maintenace processes of road pavements in Switzerland_Gschoesser-Wallbaum-Adey.pdf2011
2011
RIAAT - A Software Tool for Probabilistic Cost and Risk Analysis
RIAAT - A Software Tool for Probabilistic Cost and Risk Analysis
SANDER P.: Presentation, Software Application in Tunnelling, Softwarepark Hagenberg, Linz, 2011
2011_PRAE_RIAAT A Software Tool for Probabilistic Cost and Risk Analysis.pdfThe Conclusions of Risk Analysis as a Basis for Deciding Between Variants Through the Example of Contract H8
The Conclusions of Risk Analysis as a Basis for Deciding Between Variants Through the Example of Contract H8
SPIEGL M., SANDER P., PELLAR A., MAIDL U., HERDINA J., FEISTMANTL K.: Article, Geomechanics and Tunneling, Volume 4, No. 4, p. 17-30, 2011
2011_08_10_ARTI_RisikoanalyseVariantenentscheidungLosH8_dt_HP_MS.pdf2010 and earlier
2010 and earlier
Risk Management for Large Infrastructure Projects Using Probabilistic Methods
Risk Management for Large Infrastructure Projects Using Probabilistic Methods
SANDER P., SPIEGL M., SCHNEIDER E.: Article and presentation, ITA World Tunnel Congress 2009, Budapest, 2009
Presentation_WTC2009.pdfArticle_WTC2009.pdfProbability and Risk Management
Probability and Risk Management
SANDER P., SPIEGL M., SCHNEIDER E.: Article, Tunnels & Tunnelling International, p. 41-45, 2009
2009_Probability and Risk Management.pdfDealing with Geological Risk in BOT- contracts: Proposal for a supplementary module to BOT-contracts under ICB.
Dealing with Geological Risk in BOT- contracts: Proposal for a supplementary module to BOT-contracts under ICB.
SCHNEIDER E., SPIEGL M.: Artikel, International Conference on Probabilistics in Geotechnics - Technical and Economic Risk Estimation. United Engineering Foundation, Graz, Proceedings UEF Kongress, S. 539-547, 2002
Copy of arti_uef_graz_2002_ms.pdfDealing with geological Risk in BOT-Contracts - Proposal for a supplementary module for sub-surface works within EPC Turnkey-Contracts for BOT under International Competitive Bidding (ICB)
Dealing with geological Risk in BOT-Contracts - Proposal for a supplementary module for sub-surface works within EPC Turnkey-Contracts for BOT under International Competitive Bidding (ICB)
SPIEGL M.: Vortrag, Hydropower & Dams Conference, Riva del Garda, 2001
Dealing with geological Risk in BOT-Contracts - Proposal for a supplementary module for sub-surface works within EPC Turnkey-Contracts for BOT under International Competitive Bidding (ICB)
Dealing with geological Risk in BOT-Contracts - Proposal for a supplementary module for sub-surface works within EPC Turnkey-Contracts for BOT under International Competitive Bidding (ICB)
SCHNEIDER E., SPIEGL M.: Vortrag und Artikel, Hydropower & Dams Conference, Riva del Garda, Veröffentlicht in den Proceedings, 2001
paper_spiegl_hydro2001.pdfDealing with geological risk in BOT-contracts - Proposal for a supplementary module for Sub-surface works in EPC/Turnkey-Contracts
Dealing with geological risk in BOT-contracts - Proposal for a supplementary module for Sub-surface works in EPC/Turnkey-Contracts
SCHNEIDER E., SPIEGL M.: Artikel und Vortrag, ITA-AITES World Tunnel Congress 2001, Milano, Veröffentlicht in der ITA-Tribune, 2001
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