kokonaisjärjestelmätoimitus

Kokonaisjärjestelmätoimitus, often translated as "total system delivery" or "turnkey delivery" in English, refers to a project management and delivery approach where a supplier takes full responsibility for designing, building, installing, and commissioning an entire system or facility. This means the customer receives a complete, ready-to-use solution without needing to manage multiple individual contractors or suppliers.

The scope of a kokonaisjärjestelmätoimitus can vary widely, encompassing anything from a single piece of machinery to an entire industrial plant, a building, or even a complex IT infrastructure. The key characteristic is the single point of responsibility for the supplier. This simplifies project execution for the customer, who typically deals with one contract and one main point of contact.

Benefits for the customer often include reduced risk, faster project completion, and potentially lower overall costs due to the supplier's ability to optimize the entire process. The supplier, in turn, gains greater control over the project, allowing them to ensure quality and integration across all components. However, it can also lead to less flexibility for the customer if changes are needed during the project lifecycle. This delivery model is common in industries such as manufacturing, construction, and energy.