Contractors must collaborate on frameworks knowledge, report author says

By Tom Lowe2022-01-21T07:00:00

David Mosey adds it is interests of firms to share information which they would normally keep to themselves

Construction firms on public sector frameworks must share information with each other to end the “groundhog day” of lost learning on projects, the author of a landmark review of government procurement has warned.

King’s College London law professor David Mosey said contractors must be convinced that it is in their “mutual interests” to disclose information that they would normally “keep to themselves”.

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