Independent review of construction frameworks - Revision history

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	* Framework contract.		* Framework contract.
	* Public procurement.		* Public procurement.
−	* The Construction Playbook.	+	* The Construction Playbook 2020.
		+	* The Construction Playbook 2022.
		+	* Constructing the Gold Standard.

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−	The framework review ~~should~~ deliver guidance ~~for~~:	+	The framework review is expected to deliver guidance about:

	* Components of a ‘gold standard’ against which new proposed frameworks and framework contracts can be measured.		* Components of a ‘gold standard’ against which new proposed frameworks and framework contracts can be measured.
	* Standard contract terms that support this standard.		* Standard contract terms that support this standard.
−	* Training packages to enable adoption of ~~this~~ standard.	+	* Training packages to enable adoption of the standard.

−	~~These actions should~~ enable contracting authorities to easily identify those frameworks ~~which~~ meet best ~~practices~~ and embody the policies set out in the playbook.	+	This is intended to enable contracting authorities to easily identify those frameworks that meet best practice and embody the policies set out in the playbook.

	= Purpose of playbook =		= Purpose of playbook =
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	The Construction Playbook contains 14 policy reforms to enable ‘faster, better, greener’ construction by transforming assessment, procurement and delivery of public works projects and programmes.		The Construction Playbook contains 14 policy reforms to enable ‘faster, better, greener’ construction by transforming assessment, procurement and delivery of public works projects and programmes.

−	One of these reforms is effective contracting~~, which is designed~~ to ensure that contracts are structured to support an exchange of data and collaboration. These actions ~~would~~ ideally improve value and manage risk with clear expectations for continuous improvement ~~and consistent with the principles contained within the Construction Playbook~~.	+	One of these reforms is effective contracting to ensure that contracts are structured to support an exchange of data and collaboration. These actions will ideally improve value and manage risk with clear expectations for continuous improvement.

−	The Construction Playbook contains a commitment to undertaking a review of current construction frameworks, which is integral to achieving the aims of effective contracting.	+	The Construction Playbook contains a commitment to undertaking a review of current construction frameworks, which it suggests is integral to achieving the aims of effective contracting.

	= Frameworks =		= Frameworks =

−	~~Commercial frameworks can be used for strategic planning, integrated teams, continuous improvement and the delivery of better, safer, faster and greener project outcomes.~~ Across the public and private sectors, there are a wide variety of frameworks; however, there is also a lack of clear guidance as to their preferred structure and ‘best practice’ features. As a result, the potential of frameworks is not always well expressed or well understood, and they are not always successful in delivering their aims.	+	Across the public and private sectors there are a wide variety of frameworks; however, there is also a lack of clear guidance as to their preferred structure and ‘best practice’ features. As a result, the full potential of frameworks is not always well expressed or well understood, and they are not always successful in delivering their aims. Recommendations for the adoption and use of the most suitable framework structures and features are set out in the Construction Playbook.
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−	Recommendations for the adoption and use of the most suitable framework structures and features are ~~necessary in order to provide clear drivers that will deliver the policies~~ set out in the Construction Playbook.	+

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =
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		+	* Benchmarking.
		+	* Best practice.
		+	* Collaborative practices.
		+	* Framework contract.
		+	* Public procurement.
	* The Construction Playbook.		* The Construction Playbook.

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= Introduction =

On 9 February 2021, Professor David Mosey of King’s College London was appointed to lead an independent review of public sector frameworks. This move marks the potential of frameworks as a basis for implementing December 2020 Construction Playbook policies that include strategic planning, integrated teams, continuous improvement and the delivery of better, safer, faster and greener project outcomes.

= Gold standard =

The framework review should deliver guidance for:

* Components of a ‘gold standard’ against which new proposed frameworks and framework contracts can be measured.
* Standard contract terms that support this standard.
* Training packages to enable adoption of this standard.

These actions should enable contracting authorities to easily identify those frameworks which meet best practices and embody the policies set out in the playbook.

= Purpose of playbook =

The Construction Playbook contains 14 policy reforms to enable ‘faster, better, greener’ construction by transforming assessment, procurement and delivery of public works projects and programmes.

One of these reforms is effective contracting, which is designed to ensure that contracts are structured to support an exchange of data and collaboration. These actions would ideally improve value and manage risk with clear expectations for continuous improvement and consistent with the principles contained within the Construction Playbook.

The Construction Playbook contains a commitment to undertaking a review of current construction frameworks, which is integral to achieving the aims of effective contracting.

= Frameworks =

Commercial frameworks can be used for strategic planning, integrated teams, continuous improvement and the delivery of better, safer, faster and greener project outcomes. Across the public and private sectors, there are a wide variety of frameworks; however, there is also a lack of clear guidance as to their preferred structure and ‘best practice’ features. As a result, the potential of frameworks is not always well expressed or well understood, and they are not always successful in delivering their aims.

Recommendations for the adoption and use of the most suitable framework structures and features are necessary in order to provide clear drivers that will deliver the policies set out in the Construction Playbook.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* The Construction Playbook.

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