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Avoidance and Mitigation of Shipbuilding Contract Claims

Marine Technology and SNAME News, 1978
The author draws upon experience with the major shipbuilding claims of this decade to identify what the Navy could do to avoid or mitigate future claims. Claims are not totally avoidable. They become a serious problem when they are unanticipated or difficult to resolve.
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The promotion of capabilities in Sweden: a case study of the contraction of shipbuilding in Gothenburg

International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 2009
PurposeUsing the example of a project dedicated to labour market re‐activation in major shipyards in Sweden (Gothenburg) in the late 1970s, the purpose of this paper is to examine how integrated employment policies may be achieved using more deliberative public action than that offered by New Public Management (NPM).Design/methodology/approachBased on ...
Steven Gascoigne, Noel Whiteside
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Shipbuilders' risks insurance contract

2012
Shipbuilders' risks insurance protects the builders from the loss of or the damage to the vessel under construction. It covers the entire period of construction until the delivery of the completed vessel to the buyer. The subject matter of insurance is the hull with all its parts and appurtenances, including materials, parts, engines and equipment that
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Approaches to Solving GFE Dilemmas in Navy Shipbuilding Contracts

1976
Abstract : Government-furnished equipments (GFE) are the cause of many cost and schedule problems experienced by the military program managers. This study addresses some of the typical problems encountered in the past by Navy program managers and offers some approaches which show promise of eliminating or reducing these problems.
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Contract Accounting and Costing in the Sunderland Shipbuilding Industry, 1818–1917

Accounting, Business & Financial History, 1995
By the 1850s, Sunderland claimed to be the largest shipbuilding town in the world. This paper analyses the social, economic and organizational circumstances of the Sunderland shipbuilding industry and traces the development of contract accounting and costing in four of its firms.
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Valuation of shipbuilding option contracts

2001
Thesis (S.M.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Ocean Engineering, 2001. ; "June 2001." ; Includes bibliographical references (leaves 79-80). ; by Minos Athanassoglou. ; S.M.
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Redundancy and solidarity: tripartite politics and the contraction of the West European shipbuilding industry

Cambridge Journal of Economics, 1986
The dramatic contraction of the West European shipbuilding industry since 1975 is partly a consequence of a global surplus capacity, as demand has fallen. In addition to this, however, the lower production costs in South Korea, Taiwan and other NICs have reduced the market share of West European producers.
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A COLLECTION OF SHIPBUILDING CONTRACTS

The Mariner's Mirror, 1955
R. C. Anderson   +3 more
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The Nature of the Shipbuilding Contract

2020
Simon Curtis, Ian Gaunt, William Cecil
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