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SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER EXAMINATION
Instructions to Candidates:
Question 1
Briefly explain about the statement above and provide examples where possible. (16 marks)
b) Identify THREE (3) difference characteristic between a public and a private client. (9 marks)
[Total: 25 marks]
Question 2
Covid-19 has affected the communities globally and the construction industry especially in Malaysia is
suffering from the effects of operations being shut down during the Movement Control Order. As
Covid-19 has becoming an endemic, the construction industry is confronted with many issues
complying with the new Standard Operating Procedures. What are relevant salient points that are
observed being incorporated by industry players in their services? Elaborate with examples among the
new normal that are currently being practiced in the construction industry that correspond to this
endemic situation. [Total: 25 marks]
Question 3
a) The agreement between Client and Contractor can be arranged at an early stage of the design
process using either Management Contracting or Construction Management procurement
methods. Define the major differences in the performance of both methods. (5 marks)
b) The board of directors of a public listed company has decided to appoint Global Setia Sdn. Bhd.
as the Management Contractor so that their experience can be used to have early completion
for the construction of their corporate office building.
Outline the key features of this procurement method and describe the scope of services that
Global Setia Sdn. Bhd. should cover in the pre-contract and post contract stage. (20 marks)
[Total: 25 marks]
Question 4
The Malaysia Government has recognized the need to expand and modernise the country’s
infrastructure. However tight fiscal conditions are preventing them from developing infrastructure at
anything like the level needed, and especially in post Covid-19 economies that are lagging behind.
The suggestion to affiliate with the private sectors was instrumented which could also encourage the
economic situation in the country. Sustaining that performance, however, will depend on the private
sector taking on a much bigger role than it has been playing so far in building and upgrading the
country’s infrastructure.
A public-private partnership (PPP), in principle, represents the strategic synergy between the public and
private sectors that cuts across the entire spectrum of industries and supply-chains. Cooperation and
collaboration between the two are meant to be a win-win situation. The Government is supposed to be
prudent in saving public fund and private expertise involvement can ensure effectiveness in the delivery
system.
As Head of Department, you need to prepare your briefing report to your Managing Director to support
the alliance and to include answers to these arising issues:
Question 5