Logistics Project Bidding and Management: —21st Century Undergraduate Applied Economics and Management Planning Textbook

Author: Liu Zhong
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Novel knowledge domain, unique content structure, rich project cases, complete electronic teaching materials. This book elaborates on the bidding process of logistics projects from the perspective of logistics customers, while also discussing the business and technical measures from the perspective of logistics enterprises throughout the entire process from business development, participation in competition to the implementation of logistics projects. The book has the following features:
· It draws on mature bidding theories in the engineering field, combines them with the characteristics of logistics projects, and summarizes the procedures and rules of logistics project bidding management based on domestic and international logistics technology regulations, specifications, and standards, covering aspects such as the source and characteristics of logistics projects, bid document preparation, project execution management, and project summary and evaluation.
· The upper part focuses on the bidding for logistics projects by owners, while the lower part focuses on the bidding by logistics contractors, with a large case study to illustrate the basic models and procedures of project bidding.
· Each chapter includes cases and analysis, closely integrating theory with practice to facilitate readers' flexible application.
· To support teaching, the authors have prepared electronic teaching materials and multimedia demonstration materials based on multiple actual logistics bidding projects.
With the increasing application of internationally recognized project bidding management in the logistics field, mastering the basic links of logistics project bidding, familiarizing oneself with the formulation methods of logistics and bidding conditions contracts, and understanding relevant conventions and rules should be fundamental knowledge and skills for every logistics professional and manager. This is also the teaching objective of this course.
For teaching convenience, the content of the book is arranged with the upper part focusing on the bidding for logistics projects by owners and the lower part on the bidding by logistics contractors, with a large case study to explain the basic models and procedures of logistics project bidding. Additionally, to support teaching, the authors have prepared electronic teaching materials and multimedia demonstration materials based on multiple actual logistics bidding projects, making it convenient for readers to read and apply the book.
This book is not only a textbook designed for higher education institutions in logistics engineering, logistics management, and other related fields but also a reference book for professionals in logistics consulting companies, logistics enterprises, and logistics department management personnel in other enterprises.