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Compact case
Published by: International Institute for Management Development (IMD)
Originally published in: 2014
Version: 03.06.2014
Length: 4 pages
Data source: Published sources

Abstract

This is part of a case series. In 2010, Skanska USA Building is involved in a competitive bid for the National Security Agency's Utah Data Center. President Bill Flemming must submit a bid that will be low enough to win against four rivals, yet high enough to allow the company to make a profit. The case describes the bidding process, the approach taken by Skanska, the organizational and strategic setting, as well as the career consequences of success and failure. The case ends by asking students to determine what bid they would offer to win the contract for the Utah Data Center.
Industry:
Size:
> 8,000 employees at Skanska USA Building
Other setting(s):
2009-2010

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Abstract

This is part of a case series. In 2010, Skanska USA Building is involved in a competitive bid for the National Security Agency's Utah Data Center. President Bill Flemming must submit a bid that will be low enough to win against four rivals, yet high enough to allow the company to make a profit. The case describes the bidding process, the approach taken by Skanska, the organizational and strategic setting, as well as the career consequences of success and failure. The case ends by asking students to determine what bid they would offer to win the contract for the Utah Data Center.

Settings

Industry:
Size:
> 8,000 employees at Skanska USA Building
Other setting(s):
2009-2010

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