The Construction Playbook requires team players

By James Wates2021-03-05T06:00:00

This 80-page document should help unite clients and industry in a common goal, says James Wates

First we had the Outsourcing Playbook (versions one and two), and now we have the Construction Playbook, which the Cabinet Office released towards the end of 2020.

It’s an interesting twist on the American term playbook, which usually refers to a manual of tactics from which American football teams choose during the course of a game. Those teams guard their playbooks with their lives, lest the opposition figure out what’s coming at them.

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