Case Studies
THE TUNG CHUNG CABLE CAR: HOW PARTNERING CAN COMPLEMENT THE VALUE MANAGEMENT PROCESS
The Tung Chung Cable Car will be a unique and brand new tourism experience for local and overseas visitors, capitalizing on the cultural heritage and natural setting of the northern part of Lantau Island. The project comprises a 5.7km cableway linking the two terminals at Tung Chung and Ngong Ping. Next to the Ngong Ping Station will be a themed village leading all the way to the Ngong Ping Plateau, where the world's largest seated outdoor bronze Buddha Statue is located. Read more
Costain - Porth Relief Road Project
JCP Consultancy has been helping the partners Costain, Rhondda Cynon Taff Council and Glamorgan Engineering Consultancy prepare for and launch the Porth Relief Road project. Read more
MTRC
...one of the largest construction projects in the world - the Mass Transit Railway Corporation's £2.34 Billion metro extension in Hong Kong. Read more
Firmenich
A global challenge – a totally different sector. Read more
Welsh Water
...helping them with the selection of new Partners for Cardiff and Newport, advising on the development process and running the first Partnering workshops in Brighton in September of that year. Read more
Bury Healthcare NHS Trust
Why honesty is the best policy. Read more.
Philps Purchasing University
... JCP were approached by the Philips Purchasing University to provide a negotiation course for their senior buyers. Read more.
The Sainsbury's Case
...JCP carried out Sainsbury’s first partnering workshop on the Savacentre project in Leeds. The main aim of this project was to reduce costs...The majority of the packages were negotiated and value engineering was used extensively. This resulted in a saving of £750, 000. Read more.
A Signalling Project - MTRC & Alstom
In 2001 The Hong Kong Mass Transit Railway Corporation and Alstom Transport Information Solutions were working together on a project to provide the signalling of a new section of track for the interchange of metro line trains with the Kowloon and Canton Railway Company's new Westrail Line. Read more.
