Contract Disputes and Conflict Resolution in Building Projects: Lessons from Anambra State Government Projects 2015-2022
Abstract
The research studied contract disputes and conflict resolution in building projects in Anambra State. The research adopted a qualitative design. A mixed methods approach was deployed. A scoping review of literature was done, followed by a survey that was carried out by means of a structured questionnaire to elicit information on contract disputes and resolution in Anambra State building projects from 2015 to 2022. The survey results revealed a notable occurrence of conflicts, specifically contract disputes, within the construction initiatives of the state government. In order to optimize conflict resolution in the context of state government construction projects, the research recommends that prioritizing clear contract language, cultivating efficient communication strategies, and encouraging preemptive conflict resolution planning be undertaken. It is advisable to utilize stakeholder collaboration, continuous training, along with legal expertise in order to effectively prevent and manage conflicts.
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