Most construction firms have no coronavirus recovery plan

By Jordan Marshall2020-04-29T05:00:00

Survey reveals lack of planning for post-lockdown phase could hold sector back

More than 80% of construction firms do not have a plan in place for how to recover from the covid-19 pandemic.

A sentiment survey carried out by Building, along with its sister titles Building Design and Housing Today, has found that a majority of firms have either not started or are in the very early stages of planning their recovery.

The survey, which collected responses between 17 and 23 April, found that 27% of companies have not started work on a recovery plan at all.

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