Construction frameworks come under scrutiny from independent review

By Jordan Marshall2021-02-09T13:14:00

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Cabinet Office appoints lawyer to establish 'gold standard' for public sector work as part of Construction Playbook reforms

The Cabinet Office has launched an independent review of construction frameworks as part of the implementation of its Construction Playbook reforms.

Cabinet Office minister Lord Agnew has confirmed David Mosey, professor of construction law at King’s College London, will lead the review to establish a "gold standard" against which proposed frameworks can be measured. The review will also consider standard contract terms and training packages.

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