Project bank account - Revision history

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	In June 2023, the Government blocked an amendment to the Procurement Bill proposed by Debbie Abrahams MP that would have made project bank accounts mandatory for all jobs valued at over £2m. Cabinet Office minister Alex Burghart said; "...it is not the Government’s position that PBAs should be mandated across all contracting authorities, as they are not always suitable or cost-effective, particularly where the subcontractor is very small or is paid more frequently than monthly, or where the supply chain is short."		In June 2023, the Government blocked an amendment to the Procurement Bill proposed by Debbie Abrahams MP that would have made project bank accounts mandatory for all jobs valued at over £2m. Cabinet Office minister Alex Burghart said; "...it is not the Government’s position that PBAs should be mandated across all contracting authorities, as they are not always suitable or cost-effective, particularly where the subcontractor is very small or is paid more frequently than monthly, or where the supply chain is short."
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		+	The 2025 updated directory of PBA providers can be found here - [https://www.dospay.co.uk/articles/uk-project-bank-account-providers UK Project Bank Account Providers]

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	In May 2021, it was revealed that the government was not monitoring the use of project bank accounts. Ref [https://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/project-bank-account-usage-not-being-monitored-by-government https://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/project-bank-account-usage-not-being-monitored-by-government]		In May 2021, it was revealed that the government was not monitoring the use of project bank accounts. Ref [https://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/project-bank-account-usage-not-being-monitored-by-government https://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/project-bank-account-usage-not-being-monitored-by-government]

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~ =	+	In June 2023, the Government blocked an amendment to the Procurement Bill proposed by Debbie Abrahams MP that would have made project bank accounts mandatory for all jobs valued at over £2m. Cabinet Office minister Alex Burghart said; "...it is not the Government’s position that PBAs should be mandated across all contracting authorities, as they are not always suitable or cost-effective, particularly where the subcontractor is very small or is paid more frequently than monthly, or where the supply chain is short."
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	* Cash flow.		* Cash flow.

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	In March 2020, Costain announced it was is seeking a £100m equity injection from shareholders, partly as a result of the introduction of project bank accounts, saying: ‘There has been an increase in the use of joint operation delivery structures and project bank accounts, as clients and partners respond to the impact of the well-documented failure of certain contractors in the sector by requiring increased direct control over their financial risk profiles – this has resulted in an increase in the level of Costain’s balance sheet cash being held in such joint operation structures and project bank accounts, rather than being freely available for the Group to use for general working capital purposes; and… The introduction of the Prompt Payment Code whereby contractors are required to pay their suppliers earlier has also resulted in higher working capital requirements.’ Ref [https://www.costain.com/media/598947/c-users-sopeel-desktop-equity-raise-announcement-final-10032020.pdf https://www.costain.com/media/598947/c-users-sopeel-desktop-equity-raise-announcement-final-10032020.pdf]		In March 2020, Costain announced it was is seeking a £100m equity injection from shareholders, partly as a result of the introduction of project bank accounts, saying: ‘There has been an increase in the use of joint operation delivery structures and project bank accounts, as clients and partners respond to the impact of the well-documented failure of certain contractors in the sector by requiring increased direct control over their financial risk profiles – this has resulted in an increase in the level of Costain’s balance sheet cash being held in such joint operation structures and project bank accounts, rather than being freely available for the Group to use for general working capital purposes; and… The introduction of the Prompt Payment Code whereby contractors are required to pay their suppliers earlier has also resulted in higher working capital requirements.’ Ref [https://www.costain.com/media/598947/c-users-sopeel-desktop-equity-raise-announcement-final-10032020.pdf https://www.costain.com/media/598947/c-users-sopeel-desktop-equity-raise-announcement-final-10032020.pdf]
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		+	In May 2021, it was revealed that the government was not monitoring the use of project bank accounts. Ref [https://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/project-bank-account-usage-not-being-monitored-by-government https://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/project-bank-account-usage-not-being-monitored-by-government]

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	This does not affect procedures for valuing and certifying payments, and does not remove the lead contractor’s responsibility for selecting and managing the supply chain.		This does not affect procedures for valuing and certifying payments, and does not remove the lead contractor’s responsibility for selecting and managing the supply chain.

−	A number of banks offer project bank accounts for construction projects, including Lloyds, Santander and Bank of Scotland Group/NatWest. Contracts such as NEC3, the Project Partnering Agreement (PPC2000) and the JCT contracts also provide for project bank accounts~~. There are also new payment services providers entering the market (in particular, for prime residential contracts, like [https://dospay.co.uk/project-payment-accounts dospay]~~.	+	A number of banks offer project bank accounts for construction projects, including Lloyds, Santander and Bank of Scotland Group/NatWest. Contracts such as NEC3, the Project Partnering Agreement (PPC2000) and the JCT contracts also provide for project bank accounts.

	Project bank accounts are best suited to projects with complex supply chains, irrespective of the size of the project. They can be ‘dual authority’ or ‘single authority’ accounts depending on whether both the client and lead contractor instruct payments, or only the lead contractor. The account is held in the names of trustees (the client and lead contractor for dual authority accounts or just the lead contractor for single authority accounts). This trustee status means that in the case of insolvency amounts payable to the supply chain are secure and can only be paid to them.		Project bank accounts are best suited to projects with complex supply chains, irrespective of the size of the project. They can be ‘dual authority’ or ‘single authority’ accounts depending on whether both the client and lead contractor instruct payments, or only the lead contractor. The account is held in the names of trustees (the client and lead contractor for dual authority accounts or just the lead contractor for single authority accounts). This trustee status means that in the case of insolvency amounts payable to the supply chain are secure and can only be paid to them.

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	This does not affect procedures for valuing and certifying payments, and does not remove the lead contractor’s responsibility for selecting and managing the supply chain.		This does not affect procedures for valuing and certifying payments, and does not remove the lead contractor’s responsibility for selecting and managing the supply chain.

−	A number of banks offer project bank accounts for construction projects, including Lloyds, Santander and Bank of Scotland Group/NatWest. Contracts such as NEC3, the Project Partnering Agreement (PPC2000) and the JCT contracts also provide for project bank accounts.	+	A number of banks offer project bank accounts for construction projects, including Lloyds, Santander and Bank of Scotland Group/NatWest. Contracts such as NEC3, the Project Partnering Agreement (PPC2000) and the JCT contracts also provide for project bank accounts. There are also new payment services providers entering the market (in particular, for prime residential contracts, like [https://dospay.co.uk/project-payment-accounts dospay].

	Project bank accounts are best suited to projects with complex supply chains, irrespective of the size of the project. They can be ‘dual authority’ or ‘single authority’ accounts depending on whether both the client and lead contractor instruct payments, or only the lead contractor. The account is held in the names of trustees (the client and lead contractor for dual authority accounts or just the lead contractor for single authority accounts). This trustee status means that in the case of insolvency amounts payable to the supply chain are secure and can only be paid to them.		Project bank accounts are best suited to projects with complex supply chains, irrespective of the size of the project. They can be ‘dual authority’ or ‘single authority’ accounts depending on whether both the client and lead contractor instruct payments, or only the lead contractor. The account is held in the names of trustees (the client and lead contractor for dual authority accounts or just the lead contractor for single authority accounts). This trustee status means that in the case of insolvency amounts payable to the supply chain are secure and can only be paid to them.

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	* Interim payment.		* Interim payment.
	* Payment notice.		* Payment notice.
		+	* Project bank accounts hep tackle payment abuse.
	* Prompt payment code.		* Prompt payment code.
	* Remedies for late payment.		* Remedies for late payment.

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	This does not affect procedures for valuing and certifying payments, and does not remove the lead contractor’s responsibility for selecting and managing the supply chain.		This does not affect procedures for valuing and certifying payments, and does not remove the lead contractor’s responsibility for selecting and managing the supply chain.

−	A number of banks offer project bank accounts for construction projects, including ~~Barclays~~ and Bank of Scotland. Contracts such as NEC3, the Project Partnering Agreement (PPC2000) and the JCT contracts also provide for project bank accounts.	+	A number of banks offer project bank accounts for construction projects, including Lloyds, Santander and Bank of Scotland Group/NatWest. Contracts such as NEC3, the Project Partnering Agreement (PPC2000) and the JCT contracts also provide for project bank accounts.

	Project bank accounts are best suited to projects with complex supply chains, irrespective of the size of the project. They can be ‘dual authority’ or ‘single authority’ accounts depending on whether both the client and lead contractor instruct payments, or only the lead contractor. The account is held in the names of trustees (the client and lead contractor for dual authority accounts or just the lead contractor for single authority accounts). This trustee status means that in the case of insolvency amounts payable to the supply chain are secure and can only be paid to them.		Project bank accounts are best suited to projects with complex supply chains, irrespective of the size of the project. They can be ‘dual authority’ or ‘single authority’ accounts depending on whether both the client and lead contractor instruct payments, or only the lead contractor. The account is held in the names of trustees (the client and lead contractor for dual authority accounts or just the lead contractor for single authority accounts). This trustee status means that in the case of insolvency amounts payable to the supply chain are secure and can only be paid to them.

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	* Cabinet office, [https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/62118/A-guide-to-Project-Bank-Accounts-in-construction-for-government-clients-July-2012.pdf A Guide to the implementation of Project Bank Accounts (PBAs) in construction for government clients], 03 July 2012.		* Cabinet office, [https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/62118/A-guide-to-Project-Bank-Accounts-in-construction-for-government-clients-July-2012.pdf A Guide to the implementation of Project Bank Accounts (PBAs) in construction for government clients], 03 July 2012.

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	The government suggests that, ‘Historically, it is has not been unusual for lower tier supply chain members to have to wait for up to 100 days to receive payment, which damages their cash flow and can harm their business.’ Ref Cabinet Office, [https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/62117/Project-Bank-Accounts-briefing.pdf Project Bank Accounts – Briefing document].		The government suggests that, ‘Historically, it is has not been unusual for lower tier supply chain members to have to wait for up to 100 days to receive payment, which damages their cash flow and can harm their business.’ Ref Cabinet Office, [https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/62117/Project-Bank-Accounts-briefing.pdf Project Bank Accounts – Briefing document].

−	In September 2009 the Government Construction Board proposed that government projects should begin to adopt project bank accounts unless there were compelling reasons not to do so. In 2011, the Government Construction Strategy set a target for £4bn of contracts to be awarded using project bank accounts by the end of ~~2021~~ to ~~2022~~.	+	In September 2009 the Government Construction Board proposed that government projects should begin to adopt project bank accounts unless there were compelling reasons not to do so. In 2011, the Government Construction Strategy set a target for £4bn of contracts to be awarded using project bank accounts by the end of 2013 to 2014.

	In 2014, Francis Maude, Minister for the Cabinet Office, announced that £5.2bn worth of government construction projects were being paid through project bank accounts, including projects such as Crossrail. Maude stated, “To win the global race, we must support the smaller suppliers which are the lifeblood of our economy.” Ref Construction Enquirer, [http://www.constructionenquirer.com/2014/07/04/project-bank-accounts-in-use-on-half-government-jobs/ Project bank accounts in use on half government jobs].		In 2014, Francis Maude, Minister for the Cabinet Office, announced that £5.2bn worth of government construction projects were being paid through project bank accounts, including projects such as Crossrail. Maude stated, “To win the global race, we must support the smaller suppliers which are the lifeblood of our economy.” Ref Construction Enquirer, [http://www.constructionenquirer.com/2014/07/04/project-bank-accounts-in-use-on-half-government-jobs/ Project bank accounts in use on half government jobs].
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	In September 2016, the Scottish government announced that project bank accounts would be used on all of its building projects with a value of more than £4m from 31 October 2016. Stirling-based Robertson Group warned that main contractors would have to rebalance margins as a result of the move. Chairman Bill Robertson said, "... if the intended project bank account process promoted by the public sector is pursued across the industry, the additional profit element required to operate such a scheme will require a rebalancing of margins within the industry.”		In September 2016, the Scottish government announced that project bank accounts would be used on all of its building projects with a value of more than £4m from 31 October 2016. Stirling-based Robertson Group warned that main contractors would have to rebalance margins as a result of the move. Chairman Bill Robertson said, "... if the intended project bank account process promoted by the public sector is pursued across the industry, the additional profit element required to operate such a scheme will require a rebalancing of margins within the industry.”

−	In December ~~2021~~, the Welsh government announced that it would use project bank accounts on all building projects over £2m procured by government bodies from 1st January ~~2022~~. A guidance note was issued to accompany the announcement. Ref [http://prp.gov.wales/toolkit/?lang=en http://prp.gov.wales/toolkit/?lang=en]	+	In December 2017, the Welsh government announced that it would use project bank accounts on all building projects over £2m procured by government bodies from 1st January 2018. A guidance note was issued to accompany the announcement. Ref [http://prp.gov.wales/toolkit/?lang=en http://prp.gov.wales/toolkit/?lang=en]

	In January 2019, Debbie Abrahams, MP for Oldham East and Saddleworth, brought forward a ten minute rule bill to require public authorities to pay suppliers using project bank accounts. It was agreed that the bill would be read a second time on 1 March. Ref [http://www.constructionmanagermagazine.com/news/second-reading-project-bank-accounts-bill/ http://www.constructionmanagermagazine.com/news/second-reading-project-bank-accounts-bill/]		In January 2019, Debbie Abrahams, MP for Oldham East and Saddleworth, brought forward a ten minute rule bill to require public authorities to pay suppliers using project bank accounts. It was agreed that the bill would be read a second time on 1 March. Ref [http://www.constructionmanagermagazine.com/news/second-reading-project-bank-accounts-bill/ http://www.constructionmanagermagazine.com/news/second-reading-project-bank-accounts-bill/]
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−	* The B1M, [http://www.theb1m.com/video/what-are-project-bank-accounts-pbas What are Project Bank Accounts?] (short animation). ~~1 February 2022~~.	+	* The B1M, [http://www.theb1m.com/video/what-are-project-bank-accounts-pbas What are Project Bank Accounts?] (short animation). 15 June 2016.
−	* Construction Enquirer, [http://www.constructionenquirer.com/2014/07/04/project-bank-accounts-in-use-on-half-government-jobs/ Project bank accounts in use on half government jobs]. 4 ~~February 2022~~.	+	* Construction Enquirer, [http://www.constructionenquirer.com/2014/07/04/project-bank-accounts-in-use-on-half-government-jobs/ Project bank accounts in use on half government jobs]. 4 July 2014.
−	* Cabinet office, [https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/62117/Project-Bank-Accounts-briefing.pdf Project Bank Accounts – Briefing document]. 10th February ~~2022~~.	+	* Cabinet office, [https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/62117/Project-Bank-Accounts-briefing.pdf Project Bank Accounts – Briefing document]. 10th February 2012.
−	* Cabinet office, [https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/62118/A-guide-to-Project-Bank-Accounts-in-construction-for-government-clients-July-2012.pdf A Guide to the implementation of Project Bank Accounts (PBAs) in construction for government clients], 03 ~~February 2022~~.	+	* Cabinet office, [https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/62118/A-guide-to-Project-Bank-Accounts-in-construction-for-government-clients-July-2012.pdf A Guide to the implementation of Project Bank Accounts (PBAs) in construction for government clients], 03 July 2012.

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	The government suggests that, ‘Historically, it is has not been unusual for lower tier supply chain members to have to wait for up to 100 days to receive payment, which damages their cash flow and can harm their business.’ Ref Cabinet Office, [https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/62117/Project-Bank-Accounts-briefing.pdf Project Bank Accounts – Briefing document].		The government suggests that, ‘Historically, it is has not been unusual for lower tier supply chain members to have to wait for up to 100 days to receive payment, which damages their cash flow and can harm their business.’ Ref Cabinet Office, [https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/62117/Project-Bank-Accounts-briefing.pdf Project Bank Accounts – Briefing document].

−	In September 2009 the Government Construction Board proposed that government projects should begin to adopt project bank accounts unless there were compelling reasons not to do so. In 2011, the Government Construction Strategy set a target for £4bn of contracts to be awarded using project bank accounts by the end of ~~2013~~ to ~~2014~~.	+	In September 2009 the Government Construction Board proposed that government projects should begin to adopt project bank accounts unless there were compelling reasons not to do so. In 2011, the Government Construction Strategy set a target for £4bn of contracts to be awarded using project bank accounts by the end of 2021 to 2022.

	In 2014, Francis Maude, Minister for the Cabinet Office, announced that £5.2bn worth of government construction projects were being paid through project bank accounts, including projects such as Crossrail. Maude stated, “To win the global race, we must support the smaller suppliers which are the lifeblood of our economy.” Ref Construction Enquirer, [http://www.constructionenquirer.com/2014/07/04/project-bank-accounts-in-use-on-half-government-jobs/ Project bank accounts in use on half government jobs].		In 2014, Francis Maude, Minister for the Cabinet Office, announced that £5.2bn worth of government construction projects were being paid through project bank accounts, including projects such as Crossrail. Maude stated, “To win the global race, we must support the smaller suppliers which are the lifeblood of our economy.” Ref Construction Enquirer, [http://www.constructionenquirer.com/2014/07/04/project-bank-accounts-in-use-on-half-government-jobs/ Project bank accounts in use on half government jobs].
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	In September 2016, the Scottish government announced that project bank accounts would be used on all of its building projects with a value of more than £4m from 31 October 2016. Stirling-based Robertson Group warned that main contractors would have to rebalance margins as a result of the move. Chairman Bill Robertson said, "... if the intended project bank account process promoted by the public sector is pursued across the industry, the additional profit element required to operate such a scheme will require a rebalancing of margins within the industry.”		In September 2016, the Scottish government announced that project bank accounts would be used on all of its building projects with a value of more than £4m from 31 October 2016. Stirling-based Robertson Group warned that main contractors would have to rebalance margins as a result of the move. Chairman Bill Robertson said, "... if the intended project bank account process promoted by the public sector is pursued across the industry, the additional profit element required to operate such a scheme will require a rebalancing of margins within the industry.”

−	In December ~~2017~~, the Welsh government announced that it would use project bank accounts on all building projects over £2m procured by government bodies from 1st January ~~2018~~. A guidance note was issued to accompany the announcement. Ref [http://prp.gov.wales/toolkit/?lang=en http://prp.gov.wales/toolkit/?lang=en]	+	In December 2021, the Welsh government announced that it would use project bank accounts on all building projects over £2m procured by government bodies from 1st January 2022. A guidance note was issued to accompany the announcement. Ref [http://prp.gov.wales/toolkit/?lang=en http://prp.gov.wales/toolkit/?lang=en]

	In January 2019, Debbie Abrahams, MP for Oldham East and Saddleworth, brought forward a ten minute rule bill to require public authorities to pay suppliers using project bank accounts. It was agreed that the bill would be read a second time on 1 March. Ref [http://www.constructionmanagermagazine.com/news/second-reading-project-bank-accounts-bill/ http://www.constructionmanagermagazine.com/news/second-reading-project-bank-accounts-bill/]		In January 2019, Debbie Abrahams, MP for Oldham East and Saddleworth, brought forward a ten minute rule bill to require public authorities to pay suppliers using project bank accounts. It was agreed that the bill would be read a second time on 1 March. Ref [http://www.constructionmanagermagazine.com/news/second-reading-project-bank-accounts-bill/ http://www.constructionmanagermagazine.com/news/second-reading-project-bank-accounts-bill/]
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−	* The B1M, [http://www.theb1m.com/video/what-are-project-bank-accounts-pbas What are Project Bank Accounts?] (short animation). ~~15 June 2016~~.	+	* The B1M, [http://www.theb1m.com/video/what-are-project-bank-accounts-pbas What are Project Bank Accounts?] (short animation). 1 February 2022.
−	* Construction Enquirer, [http://www.constructionenquirer.com/2014/07/04/project-bank-accounts-in-use-on-half-government-jobs/ Project bank accounts in use on half government jobs]. 4 ~~July 2014~~.	+	* Construction Enquirer, [http://www.constructionenquirer.com/2014/07/04/project-bank-accounts-in-use-on-half-government-jobs/ Project bank accounts in use on half government jobs]. 4 February 2022.
−	* Cabinet office, [https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/62117/Project-Bank-Accounts-briefing.pdf Project Bank Accounts – Briefing document]. 10th February ~~2012~~.	+	* Cabinet office, [https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/62117/Project-Bank-Accounts-briefing.pdf Project Bank Accounts – Briefing document]. 10th February 2022.
−	* Cabinet office, [https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/62118/A-guide-to-Project-Bank-Accounts-in-construction-for-government-clients-July-2012.pdf A Guide to the implementation of Project Bank Accounts (PBAs) in construction for government clients], 03 ~~July 2012~~.	+	* Cabinet office, [https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/62118/A-guide-to-Project-Bank-Accounts-in-construction-for-government-clients-July-2012.pdf A Guide to the implementation of Project Bank Accounts (PBAs) in construction for government clients], 03 February 2022.

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