Alliancing with excellence: the JCT’s Constructing Excellence Contract

By Peter Hibberd2019-12-12T06:00:00

Alliancing can improve quality as well as productivity – and the JCT Constructing Excellence Contract is just the ticket.

Those involved with construction frequently berate themselves and others for its poor performance, often rightly. Nevertheless, they fail to recognise fully what can be done to improve. The tendency is to concentrate on improving efficiency, but this is not enough – as one can be efficient without creating value. What must be improved is quality and productivity, as these will create project life value for the client and a better return to the participants without increasing costs disproportionately.

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