PPC 2000 - Revision history

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	* Team management.		* Team management.

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	Partnering is a broad term used to describe a collaborative management approach that encourages openness and trust between parties to a contract. It is most commonly used on large, long-term or high-risk contracts.		Partnering is a broad term used to describe a collaborative management approach that encourages openness and trust between parties to a contract. It is most commonly used on large, long-term or high-risk contracts.

−	PPC 2000 was launched in September 2000 by the chairman of the Construction Task Force, Sir John Egan. It was formulated by the Construction Industry Council (CIC) in collaboration with the Association of Consultant Architects (ACA). It is published by the Association of Consultant Architects, and is a joint venture with the Association of Consulting Engineers (ACE). They also publish TPC 2005, the first standard form Term Partnering Contract launched by Sir Michael Latham, author of the 1994 Latham report. TPC 2005 applies the principles adopted by PPC 2000 to term contracts.	+	PPC 2000 was launched in September 2000 by the chairman of the Construction Task Force, Sir John Egan. It was formulated by the Construction Industry Council (CIC) in collaboration with the Association of Consultant Architects (ACA). It is published by the Association of Consultant Architects, and is a joint venture with the Association of Consulting Engineers (ACE). They also publish TPC 2005, the first standard form Term Partnering Contract launched by Sir Michael Latham, author of the 1994 Latham report. TPC 2005 applies the principles adopted by PPC 2000 to term contracts (TPC 2005 was superceded by Term Alliance Contract 1 in 2017).

	PPC 2000 pilot schemes were undertaken before its initial implementation, on a range of housing, office and school projects, including refurbishments and new builds in both the public and private sectors. PPC 2000 was amended in 2003, 2008 and most recently in 2013.		PPC 2000 pilot schemes were undertaken before its initial implementation, on a range of housing, office and school projects, including refurbishments and new builds in both the public and private sectors. PPC 2000 was amended in 2003, 2008 and most recently in 2013.
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	* Better incentivisation.		* Better incentivisation.

−	= Find out more ~~visit www.ppc2000.co.uk~~ =	+	= Find out more =

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

Designing Buildings at 14:16, 10 January 2018

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		+	* ACASFA 2012.
	* Association of Consultant Architects.		* Association of Consultant Architects.
	* BS11000.		* BS11000.

Association of Consultant Architects at 14:15, 9 August 2017

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		+	[http://www.ppc2000.co.uk/ PPC2000] 'Standard form of contract for project partnering', was the first standard form Project Partnering Contract developed following the government’s Construction Task Force report, Rethinking construction, published in 1998, which suggested that the industry was under-achieving and proposed:

−	[http://www.ppc2000.co.uk/ PPC 2000] 'Standard form of contract for project partnering', was the first standard form Project Partnering Contract developed following the government’s Construction Task Force report, Rethinking construction, published in 1998, which suggested that the industry was under-achieving and proposed:	+	* Integrated project processes.
−	*Integrated project processes.	+	* Decent and safe working conditions.
−	*Decent and safe working conditions.	+	* Improved management and supervisory skills.
−	*Improved management and supervisory skills.	+	* Replacing competitive tendering with long-term relationships.
−	*Replacing competitive tendering with long-term relationships.	+	* Public sector bodies should become best practice clients.
−	*Public sector bodies should become best practice clients.	+

	Partnering is a broad term used to describe a collaborative management approach that encourages openness and trust between parties to a contract. It is most commonly used on large, long-term or high-risk contracts.		Partnering is a broad term used to describe a collaborative management approach that encourages openness and trust between parties to a contract. It is most commonly used on large, long-term or high-risk contracts.

−	~~PPC 2000~~ was launched in September 2000 by the chairman of the Construction Task Force, Sir John Egan. It was formulated by the Construction Industry Council (CIC) in collaboration with the Association of Consultant Architects (ACA). It is published by the Association of Consultant Architects, and is a joint venture with the Association of Consulting Engineers (ACE). They also publish TPC 2005, the first standard form Term Partnering Contract launched by Sir Michael Latham, author of the 1994 Latham report. TPC 2005 applies the principles adopted by PPC 2000 to term contracts.	+	PPC2000 was launched in September 2000 by the chairman of the Construction Task Force, Sir John Egan. It was formulated by the Construction Industry Council (CIC) in collaboration with the Association of Consultant Architects (ACA). It is published by the Association of Consultant Architects, and is a joint venture with the Association of Consulting Engineers (ACE). They also publish TPC 2005, the first standard form Term Partnering Contract launched by Sir Michael Latham, author of the 1994 Latham report. TPC 2005 applies the principles adopted by PPC 2000 to term contracts.

−	~~PPC 2000~~ pilot schemes were undertaken before its initial implementation, on a range of housing, office and school projects, including refurbishments and new builds in both the public and private sectors. PPC 2000 was amended in 2003, 2008 and most recently in 2013.	+	PPC2000 pilot schemes were undertaken before its initial implementation, on a range of housing, office and school projects, including refurbishments and new builds in both the public and private sectors. PPC 2000 was amended in 2003, 2008 and most recently in 2013.

−	~~PPC 2000~~ provides a pathway for the partnering process. It creates a single contractual hub that allows all team members to contract on the same terms. It aligns project management processes, methods and behaviour covering all project stages from design to completion. Trust and cooperation are encouraged and promoted through PPC 2000.	+	PPC2000 provides a pathway for the partnering process. It creates a single contractual hub that allows all team members to contract on the same terms. It aligns project management processes, methods and behaviour covering all project stages from design to completion. Trust and cooperation are encouraged and promoted through PPC 2000.

	Clients, consultants, contractors, and specialists are brought together under a single multi-party contract which eliminates the need for clients to sign different bilateral contracts. A joining agreement is signed by additional team members that join the project, and specialist sub-contractors sign an SPC 2000 agreement. A commencement agreement confirms whether or not the project is ready to proceed on site.		Clients, consultants, contractors, and specialists are brought together under a single multi-party contract which eliminates the need for clients to sign different bilateral contracts. A joining agreement is signed by additional team members that join the project, and specialist sub-contractors sign an SPC 2000 agreement. A commencement agreement confirms whether or not the project is ready to proceed on site.
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	PPC 2000 contracts promote early planning, clear pricing and integrated teamwork to achieve:		PPC 2000 contracts promote early planning, clear pricing and integrated teamwork to achieve:
−	*Reduced capital and whole life costs.	+
−	*More sustainable solutions.	+	* Reduced capital and whole life costs.
−	*Quicker design, supply and construction.	+	* More sustainable solutions.
−	*Fewer defects and better quality.	+	* Quicker design, supply and construction.
−	*Fewer accidents.	+	* Fewer defects and better quality.
−	*Respect for people.	+	* Fewer accidents.
−	*More predictable outcomes.	+	* Respect for people.
−	*Higher productivity and profitability.	+	* More predictable outcomes.
−	*Better incentivisation.	+	* Higher productivity and profitability.
		+	* Better incentivisation.

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Association of Consultant Architects.
−	*BS11000.
−	*Collaborative practices.
−	*Construction 2025.
−	*Construction contracts.
−	*Construction Industry Council.
−	*Construction Task Force.
−	*Framework agreement.
−	*Government Construction Strategy.
−	*Integrated Project Team.
−	*Latham Report.
−	*NEC3.
−	*Partnering and joint ventures.
−	*Partnering.
−	*Procurement route.
−	*Rethinking Construction 2002: Achievements, Next Steps, Getting Involved.
−	*Rethinking construction.
−	*Team management.

−	[[Category:Contracts_/_payment]]	+	* Association of Consultant Architects.
−	[[Category:Procurement]]	+	* BS11000.
		+	* Collaborative practices.
		+	* Construction 2025.
		+	* Construction contracts.
		+	* Construction Industry Council.
		+	* Construction Task Force.
		+	* Framework agreement.
		+	* Government Construction Strategy.
		+	* Integrated Project Team.
		+	* Latham Report.
		+	* NEC3.
		+	* Partnering and joint ventures.
		+	* Partnering.
		+	* Procurement route.
		+	* Rethinking Construction 2002: Achievements, Next Steps, Getting Involved.
		+	* Rethinking construction.
		+	* Team management.
		+
		+	[[Category:Projects_and_case_studies]] [[Category:Publications_/_reports]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:Appointments]] [[Category:Construction_management]] [[Category:Contracts_/_payment]] [[Category:Procurement]] [[Category:Products_/_components]] [[Category:Public_procedures]]

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	*Association of Consultant Architects.		*Association of Consultant Architects.
−	*Construction 2025.
−	*Construction Industry Council.
−	*Construction Task Force.
−	*Government Construction Strategy.
−	*Latham report.
−	*Rethinking Construction.
−	*Rethinking Construction 2002: Achievements, Next Steps, Getting Involved.
	*BS11000.		*BS11000.
	*Collaborative practices.		*Collaborative practices.
		+	*Construction 2025.
	*Construction contracts.		*Construction contracts.
		+	*Construction Industry Council.
		+	*Construction Task Force.
	*Framework agreement.		*Framework agreement.
		+	*Government Construction Strategy.
	*Integrated Project Team.		*Integrated Project Team.
	*Latham Report.		*Latham Report.
	*NEC3.		*NEC3.
−	*Partnering.
	*Partnering and joint ventures.		*Partnering and joint ventures.
		+	*Partnering.
	*Procurement route.		*Procurement route.
		+	*Rethinking Construction 2002: Achievements, Next Steps, Getting Involved.
	*Rethinking construction.		*Rethinking construction.
	*Team management.		*Team management.

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	*Association of Consultant Architects.		*Association of Consultant Architects.
	*Construction 2025.		*Construction 2025.
−	*Constructing Excellence.	+	*Construction Industry Council.
−	*Construction Industry ~~Board~~.	+
	*Construction Task Force.		*Construction Task Force.
	*Government Construction Strategy.		*Government Construction Strategy.

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
		+	*Association of Consultant Architects.
	*Construction 2025.		*Construction 2025.
	*Constructing Excellence.		*Constructing Excellence.

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−	[http://www.ppc2000.co.uk/ ~~PPC2000~~] 'Standard form of contract for project partnering', was the first standard form Project Partnering Contract developed following the government’s Construction Task Force report, Rethinking construction, published in 1998, which suggested that the industry was under-achieving and proposed:	+	[http://www.ppc2000.co.uk/ PPC 2000] 'Standard form of contract for project partnering', was the first standard form Project Partnering Contract developed following the government’s Construction Task Force report, Rethinking construction, published in 1998, which suggested that the industry was under-achieving and proposed:

	* Integrated project processes.		* Integrated project processes.
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	Partnering is a broad term used to describe a collaborative management approach that encourages openness and trust between parties to a contract. It is most commonly used on large, long-term or high-risk contracts.		Partnering is a broad term used to describe a collaborative management approach that encourages openness and trust between parties to a contract. It is most commonly used on large, long-term or high-risk contracts.

−	~~PPC2000~~ was launched in September 2000 by the chairman of the Construction Task Force, Sir John Egan. It was formulated by the Construction Industry Council (CIC) in collaboration with the Association of Consultant Architects (ACA). It is published by the Association of Consultant Architects, and is a joint venture with the Association of Consulting Engineers (ACE). They also publish TPC 2005, the first standard form Term Partnering Contract launched by Sir Michael Latham, author of the 1994 Latham report. TPC 2005 applies the principles adopted by ~~PPC2000~~ to term contracts.	+	PPC 2000 was launched in September 2000 by the chairman of the Construction Task Force, Sir John Egan. It was formulated by the Construction Industry Council (CIC) in collaboration with the Association of Consultant Architects (ACA). It is published by the Association of Consultant Architects, and is a joint venture with the Association of Consulting Engineers (ACE). They also publish TPC 2005, the first standard form Term Partnering Contract launched by Sir Michael Latham, author of the 1994 Latham report. TPC 2005 applies the principles adopted by PPC 2000 to term contracts.

−	~~PPC2000~~ pilot schemes were undertaken before its initial implementation, on a range of housing, office and school projects, including refurbishments and new builds in both the public and private sectors. ~~PPC2000~~ was amended in 2003, 2008 and most recently in 2013.	+	PPC 2000 pilot schemes were undertaken before its initial implementation, on a range of housing, office and school projects, including refurbishments and new builds in both the public and private sectors. PPC 2000 was amended in 2003, 2008 and most recently in 2013.

−	~~PPC2000~~ provides a pathway for the partnering process. It creates a single contractual hub that allows all team members to contract on the same terms. It aligns project management processes, methods and behaviour covering all project stages from design to completion. Trust and cooperation are encouraged and promoted through ~~PPC2000~~.	+	PPC 2000 provides a pathway for the partnering process. It creates a single contractual hub that allows all team members to contract on the same terms. It aligns project management processes, methods and behaviour covering all project stages from design to completion. Trust and cooperation are encouraged and promoted through PPC 2000.

−	Clients, consultants, contractors, and specialists are brought together under a single multi-party contract which eliminates the need for clients to sign different bilateral contracts. A joining agreement is signed by additional team members that join the project, and specialist sub-contractors sign an SPC 2000 agreement. A commencement agreement confirms whether or not the project is ready to proceed on site.	+	Clients, consultants, contractors, and specialists are brought together under a single multi-party contract which eliminates the need for clients to sign different bilateral contracts. A joining agreement is signed by additional team members that join the project, and specialist sub-contractors sign an [[SPC_2000\|SPC 2000]] agreement. A commencement agreement confirms whether or not the project is ready to proceed on site.

	Project progress is monitored and reviewed by a core group which reaches decisions by consensus. Early warning of potential problems can be given to the core group to minimise and avoid disputes.		Project progress is monitored and reviewed by a core group which reaches decisions by consensus. Early warning of potential problems can be given to the core group to minimise and avoid disputes.

−	~~PPC2000~~ contracts promote early planning, clear pricing and integrated teamwork to achieve:	+	PPC 2000 contracts promote early planning, clear pricing and integrated teamwork to achieve:

	* Reduced capital and whole life costs.		* Reduced capital and whole life costs.
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	* Rethinking Construction 2002: Achievements, Next Steps, Getting Involved.		* Rethinking Construction 2002: Achievements, Next Steps, Getting Involved.
	* Rethinking construction.		* Rethinking construction.
		+	* SPC 2000.
	* Team management.		* Team management.

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