Research Article

Grey Interest Chain Identification and Control Model for Government Investment Engineering Projects Based on Node Identification

Table 1

Key elements of the chain of interest.

Main linksRelated contentObject of conductResearch methodology

Benefit creation ()Project establishment ()GovernmentTheoretical analysis
Collusion intention of government ()GovernmentTheoretical analysis
Collusion Intention of bidders ()BiddersTheoretical analysis
Collusion cost ()BiddersTheoretical analysis and expert consultation
External risk sensitivity ()Government and biddersTheoretical analysis
Core competence ()GovernmentTheoretical analysis and expert consultation
Resources integration ()Government and biddersTheoretical analysis

Benefit distribution ()Resources contribution ()Government and biddersLiterature research
Risk bearing ()Government and biddersLiterature research
Collusion satisfaction ()Government and biddersLiterature research
Negotiating ability ()Government and biddersLiterature research
Cooperative agreements ()Government and biddersLiterature research

Benefit realization ()Tailor-made tender documents ()GovernmentQuestionnaires
Pre-bid opening of bid documents ()GovernmentQuestionnaires
Excluding others from bidding ()GovernmentQuestionnaires
Standard settings ()Government and biddersQuestionnaires and case studies
Scoring weights are not set properly ()GovernmentQuestionnaires
Enlisting experts of bid evaluation ()GovernmentQuestionnaires
Scoring high for bidders ()GovernmentQuestionnaires and case studies
Pre-qualification procedures are not public ()GovernmentQuestionnaires and case studies
Modification of tender documents ()GovernmentQuestionnaires and case studies
Set favorable vonditions for winning bids ()GovernmentCase study
Winning bids ()BiddersTheoretical analysis