Could Mace and Willmott Dixon’s ‘trust-based’ partnership signal a better way of working?

By Daniel Gayne2022-10-11T06:46:00

Two of Britain’s leading contractors are collaborating on ProCure23, the latest iteration of the NHS’ framework for major capital projects. Daniel Gayne finds out how the alliance will work and what it means for Tier One

The advantages of collaboration have long been a talking point in construction. From deeper pools of talent to diversified supply chains, the benefits are numerous.

And for those looking to reap them, the joint venture has often been the natural choice. But, in their pursuit of the latest major NHS construction framework, Mace and Willmott Dixon have taken a slightly different approach.

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