Plan three years ahead to achieve the gold standard for public sector frameworks

By Dean Fazackerley 2022-02-03T10:28:00

The focus on how to improve procurement, frameworks and alliancing is very welcome – especially if clients can be persuaded to take a long-term view

At the end of last year, Professor David Mosey at King’s College London published his independent report and recommendations on the future of public sector construction frameworks.

Constructing the Gold Standard is the result of many discussions with clients, suppliers, advisers and procurement specialists such as LHC. Commissioned by the Cabinet Office, the report’s 24 recommendations build upon earlier guidance in the Construction Playbook.

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