Is the government getting serious about collaborative alliances?

By David Mosey2019-10-17T05:00:00

Three multi-party frameworks were recently launched

Last month saw the launch of the government’s £1.2bn modular alliance, a seven-lot, multi-party collaborative framework created by the Crown Commercial Service (CCS). This initiative builds on a previous alliance set up by the CCS in 2018, through which 16 firms of project management and design consultants agreed to work together in order to develop better-value solutions and consistent working practices for public sector clients. The CCS is also now selecting suppliers for its collaborative construction framework, a third alliance that comprises 11 lots with a total prospective value of £30bn.

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