Procurement – Covid-19

New issue of Construction Law arrives with subscribers

The latest issue of Construction Law will be landing on the desks of subscribers shortly, with its enviable mix of expert comment and analysis on the most important legal and procurement issues facing the industry. Anyone interested in taking out a new subscription should visit our website - www.constructionlaw.uk.com - for instructions.

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Housing Associations hit record reinvestment despite economic pressures

Reinvestment in new and existing homes by housing associations reached record levels despite mounting costs, according to the annual Value for Money report published by the Regulator of Social Housing. 

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Government advice issued on Scottish Local Development Plans

Advice has been issued by the Scottish government that sets out agreed actions for key stakeholders and clarifies how Local Development Plans (LDP) guidance should be applied.

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Funding from planning agreements left idle in council accounts

Funding provided as part of planning agreements for new homes intended for improvements to local infrastructure and amenities left idle in council accounts.

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NHS using ‘true alliance model’ for new hospital construction

The NHS has selected 10 construction firms to deliver 11 new healthcare facilities under the £37 billion New Hospitals Programme that has been described as a ‘true alliance model’.

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Wind farm development approval overturned

Scottish Appeal judges have overturned a Scottish government approval of a wind farm which had previously been rejected on three occasions.

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Skills shortage could hit industry’s capacity to deliver, report warns

The Construction Industry Training Board warns that the construction skills shortage will lead to a widening gap between project demand and the industry’s capacity to deliver.

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Conventional procurement rejected for Highland Investment Plan

Highland Council has appointed four preferred main contractors for the first construction projects to be delivered under its Highland Investment Plan (HIP).

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Grenfell recommendation’s first annual report published

The government’s first Annual Report on the implementation of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry recommendations says that 12 recommendations, including bringing government fire safety functions under the control of one department and Secretary of State, have been completed. Over 40 (70%) of the recommendations are also expected to be completed by the end of the year.

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Government cracks down on unsafe and unregulated building products

Proposals to strengthen the construction products used in buildings across the country were published in a consultation exercise yesterday (26 February) in what the government says is a crackdown on unregulated practices and weaknesses that are undermining the construction sector.

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