A Study on the Development of Contract System for the Large-scale Maintenance in Military Facilities through Multiple Award Schedule

Abstract

Since 2003, the Ministry of National Defense has selected the modernization of military facilities as a government project to modernize military facilities. Modernization of barracks facilities has increased the size and complexity of military facilities. Accordingly, there is a need for continuous maintenance and various complex management techniques to extend the life of facilities. The purpose of this paper is to introduce overseas systems such as the Multiple Award Scheme in the United States and the Framework Agreement in the United Kingdom as an appropriate remedy for the planning and execution of military facility maintenance and management tasks that require sustainability. Through this, this paper suggests a more effective way of carrying out the task improvement in the military facility maintenance service which is expected to increase the demand for efficient and timely maintenance in the future. In order to apply the multi-supplier contract to the maintenance of military facilities, it was confirmed that the legal basis should be prepared by revising the "Law on Contracts with the State Parties" and its enforcement ordinances. In order to minimize the change of the design between the works, it is necessary to make design-build contracts. In order to improve the satisfaction of the used unit and the construction quality, the used unit selects the contractor and reflects the result of the evaluation on the contract Appropriate contractors may be allowed to participate in maintenance work. In this paper, we propose a method to apply the multi - supplier contract to the maintenance of the military facilities considering the specificity of the military facilities work, and furthermore. In the future, it will be a more effective system if additional studies are carried out on the appropriate scale of repair work to be carried out by multiple supplier contracts, appropriateness review by construction type, selection of qualified companies, and evaluation criteria.