Multi-criteria Risk Assessment of a Construction Project

Jolanta Tamošaitienė · Edmundas Kazimieras Zavadskas · Zenonas Turskis

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Multi-Criteria Decision Making Construction Project Management and Performance Evaluation Methods in Various Fields

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The paper presents risk assessment of construction objects for the project of commercial center construction. The risk assessment is based on the multi-criteria decision making methods with fuzzy information. The risk evaluation criteria are selected taking into consideration the macro, mezzo and micro levels of a construction project. Ranking of objects and determination of their optimality are determined by applying TOPSIS-F method with criteria values with fuzzy information. The background and presented criteria of construction project risk assessment of the proposed model are provided and key findings from the analysis are presented.

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