Research to Study the Disruption of the Supply Chain, Shortage of Contractors, Workers, and Material, Cancellation of Contracts Due to Covid-19

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  • Nikhil Garg* & Ankit Negi

Keywords:

COVID-19, supply chain, construction industry, disruptions, shortage, contractors, workers, materials, cancellation of contracts, resilience, adaptive capacities, risk mitigation, contingency planning

Abstract

The outbreak of Covid-19 has immensely contributed to the construction industry with the disruption in the supply chain management, shortage of workforce, and failure of contracts. This study identifies the challenges and risks that the pandemic imposed on the construction industry with a detailed literature review of existing literary works and studies. The systematic methodological approach of data collection and analysis provides insights into the resilient capabilities of the construction industry in mitigating the challenges and risks associated with supply chain management and construction operation. The findings and results of the research study even demonstrate the requirement of strategic policies and solutions in addressing the uncertainties due to such disruptive forces for achieving the operation goals. Based on the findings and results, this paper further suggests recommendations for industry policymakers in ensuring long-term viability and success with better supply chain management, workforce utilization, and collaborative relationships. Considering the overall learning outcomes, this research study will be the foundation and guiding principles for future research on analyzing the impact and disruption caused by Covid-19.

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Published

2022-01-30

How to Cite

Nikhil Garg* & Ankit Negi. (2022). Research to Study the Disruption of the Supply Chain, Shortage of Contractors, Workers, and Material, Cancellation of Contracts Due to Covid-19. Yantu Gongcheng Xuebao/Chinese Journal of Geotechnical Engineering, 44(1), 31–34. Retrieved from http://ytgcxb.periodicales.com/index.php/CJGE/article/view/246

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