King's research contributes to Cabinet Office recommendations

Research conducted by Professor David Mosey, Director of the Centre for Construction Law in The Dickson Poon School of Law, has been published as Cabinet Office draft guidance.

‘New Models of Construction Procurement Draft Guidance’ has been published to help reduce waste and improve relationships when procuring public sector construction projects.

The guidance has received strong messages of support from Minister for Civil Society Nick Hurd MP and from Government Chief Construction Adviser Peter Hansford.

Professor Mosey said, 'This publication represents an important milestone for the Centre in our research as to the impact of new procurement  models on the value delivered through public sector construction projects. We will track closely the take up of our new Guidance by clients and the construction industry.'

Find out more about News Models of Construction Procurement on the Government website.

The Centre of Construction Law at The Dickson Poon School of Law brings together staff and students from all areas of the construction industry and its professions. Members include lawyers (barristers and solicitors), engineers, surveyors and other related professionals, as well as those with dual qualifications in a range of fields.

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