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	KPIs can also be used more broadly as part of a bench-marking exercise to assess the performance of one project relative to another, to assess businesses compared to others within the industry and to assess the performance of the industry as a whole relative to the rest of the economy.		KPIs can also be used more broadly as part of a bench-marking exercise to assess the performance of one project relative to another, to assess businesses compared to others within the industry and to assess the performance of the industry as a whole relative to the rest of the economy.

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	* Acceleration.		* Acceleration.

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	* Earned value.		* Earned value.
	* Facility condition index FCI.		* Facility condition index FCI.
		+	* Health performance indicators in the built environment.
	* How progress is agreed in construction.		* How progress is agreed in construction.
	* Identifying the causes of trends in construction labour productivity.		* Identifying the causes of trends in construction labour productivity.

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	* Project crashing.		* Project crashing.
	* Project programme.		* Project programme.
		+	* Project scorecard.
	* RAG rating.		* RAG rating.
	* Schedule performance index (SPI).		* Schedule performance index (SPI).

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	* Whole life costs.		* Whole life costs.

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	* Design web.		* Design web.
	* Earned value.		* Earned value.
		+	* Facility condition index FCI.
	* How progress is agreed in construction.		* How progress is agreed in construction.
	* Identifying the causes of trends in construction labour productivity.		* Identifying the causes of trends in construction labour productivity.

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	* Schedule performance index (SPI).		* Schedule performance index (SPI).
	* Short period programme.		* Short period programme.
		+	* Strategic performance targets.
	* Time-location chart.		* Time-location chart.
	* Time management of construction projects.		* Time management of construction projects.

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	* Milestones.		* Milestones.
	* Performance.		* Performance.
		+	* Performance requirements.
	* Programme consultant.		* Programme consultant.
	* Progress of construction works.		* Progress of construction works.

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	* Assess specific areas of a project such as sustainability, safety, waste management, etc.		* Assess specific areas of a project such as sustainability, safety, waste management, etc.

−	It is important that ~~[https://bibloteka.com/download-kpi-dashboard-excel-template/~~ KPIs] are identified in tender documentation and that the regular provision of the information required to assess them is a requirement of the contract. This may require the provision of sub-contractor information where performance on specific packages is to be monitored.	+	It is important that KPIs are identified in tender documentation and that the regular provision of the information required to assess them is a requirement of the contract. This may require the provision of sub-contractor information where performance on specific packages is to be monitored.

	KPIs may be of particular importance where the contract stipulates that the contractor will be rewarded or penalised based on their performance relative to certain indicators.		KPIs may be of particular importance where the contract stipulates that the contractor will be rewarded or penalised based on their performance relative to certain indicators.