The public–private partnership (PPP) remains the most widely used approach in procuring infrastructure projects. However, owing to the increasing numbers of failures, terminations and re-municipalisation recorded in both ‘PPP mature and maturing markets’ of the world, the level of investments in infrastructure PPP proj...
E. Eze, E. Ameyaw· Innovative Infrastructure So...· 0 citations
Technology-related barriers represent a significant set of perceived impediments to digital circular economy (CE) adoption. This study investigates the criticality and prioritisation of technology-related barriers to the digital transformation of CE practices in the Nigerian construction industry (NCI). A structured qu...
E. Eze, Rex Asibuodu Ugulu, Mohammed Zakariyau et al.· Discover Civil Engineering· 0 citations
The construction industry continues to experience persistent challenges in cost management due to fragmented information systems, manual documentation processes, and limited transparency in financial transactions. Within this context, Quantity Surveying (QS) practice remains heavily dependent on document-driven workflo...
I. Awodele, M. Ramabodu, N. Olatunde et al.· 2026: Transforming Construct...· 0 citations
This study aims to analyze how construction procurement professionals in Southeastern Nigeria perceive barriers to the implementation of digital transformation in managing the costs of public construction projects.
A quantitative methodology was adopted for conducting this study, which used a purposive sampl...
Rex Asibuodu Ugulu, E. Eze, S. Egwunatum et al.· Journal of Public Procuremen...· 0 citations
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