normally , the risk allocation process is carried out by the owner in the bidding documents ; it causes him to assign responsibility to the contractor without considering the fair conditions of the present factors in the contract . on the other hand , due to lack of knowledge of project characteristics and organizational capabilities , it is generally suggested that an inappropriate contract structure is proposed by the owner of the project . this mismatch , or lack of awareness of the range of responsibility , will certainly lead to a decrease in the likelihood of achieving the project performance goals . therefore , investigating appropriate risk allocation methods such as participation for project success is essential . therefore , it is suggested to adopt a fair , participatory and win - win attitude towards the regulation of contract provisions .
the results show a clear relationship between the form of contract and also the agreement in risk management in projects . so those problems that support initial participation of actors and create opportunities for free and non - liberal talk will lead to a more efficient risk management process