Definition of LEAN Job Order Contracting – LEAN Job Order Contracting (JOC) differs from “traditional” JOC program deployments is several key area.
Lean Job order contracting is different from other JOC program deployments as it contains a clear set of objectives that enable a public sector order to develop, build, and maintain leadership, knowledge, and capabilities.
Any definition of LEAN Job Order Contracting involves…
- Direct owner leadership
- Core LEAN processes
- Adaptation of process to organizational requirements
- No payments fees based upon a % construction value
- Locally researched, fully transparent and verifiable construction cost data
- Full compliance and auditability
- A focus upon programmatic processes applied to all associated projects and work orders.
- Collaborative and scalable cloud technology
- Proactive integration of construction planning, procurement, and project delivery
- Best value outcomes for all participants and stakeholders
LEAN JOC Programs are proven to support the consistent delivery of quality repair, renovation, maintenance, and new construction projects on-time and on-budget.
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