Traceability of legal and technical documentation for a plant/insfrastructure throughout its entire lifecycle

Traceability of legal and technical documentation for a plant/insfrastructure throughout its entire lifecycle

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February 1

LANZAMIENTO DE NUEVOS RETOS

Publicación de los nuevos retos del programa I’MNOVATION 2018 Febrero que buscan respuesta a los desafíos globales.

April 1

FIN DE INSCRIPCIONES

Cierre de la recepción de propuestas a los retos. ¿Todavía no has aceptado el reto? ¡Corre a inscribirte!

May 24

SELECTION DAY

¡Demuestra al jurado que tu startup/scaluep/spin off es la ganadora!

September 20

DEMO DAY

Cada equipo presentará la solución desarrollada al comité de decisión que evaluará la continuidad y el escalado del proyecto.

SOLUTIONS
Cities
DURATION
4 MONTHS
LOCATION
BUDGET
25 000 €
BUDGET
25 000 €

The input, edits, and supervision of the content in the contracts is normally left to staff without an adequate legal background or without precise knowledge of what is required from them. This is due to existing terms that apply to different scopes in the execution of the project that are not correlated in a clear and precise way. In addition, there is a lack of homogeneity on the technicians responsibility and the documents content, which in turn ends up affecting the entire lifecycle of the documentation and as a result, of the entire project.

At ACCIONA we are looking for solutions that can ensure the traceability of all of the contracts that are managed in the lifecycle of a plant or infrastructure, of its contents, audits, role and profile assignments of the people that create, modify, and approve them from the initial negotiation stage of the contract through their completion.

How could we distribute, manage, and assign responsibilities of approval/auditing of the contracts whilst ensuring their traceability? How could we incorporate in the previous process the changes that are made throughout the conclusion of the contract (i.e. an addendum)? How could we transfer the risks of the main contract to the subcontracts by the assigned agent?  How could we incorporate the learned lessons onto new contracts? How can we improve efficiency when managing this type of documentation?