Assessment of Risk Identification Factors on Construction Costs for Tanzania’s Judiciary Construction Projects

Abstract

This study examines risk identification factors and their
impact on construction costs in the Judiciary of
Tanzania's projects. Using a mixed methods approach
with data from 119 respondents, including project
managers and judiciary executives, the research
explores risk identification and management within a
theoretical framework. Findings revealed that a
structured risk management approach improves cost
control and efficiency, identifying key risk factors such
as financial constraints, stakeholder communication
gaps, and regulatory challenges. Recommendations
include implementing training programs, formalizing
risk management policies, and enhancing stakeholder
communication. The implication of the research
outcome is that the importance of proactive risk
management in optimizing resources and achieving
successful project outcomes in public-sector
construction.