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Sun sets on the Construction blog

Practical Law Construction

We are no longer publishing new items on this blog. Instead, we now publish articles covering similar issues on Practical Law (see Practical Law Construction homepage ).

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Blog Contest Winner: Implementing FEEL in the Workplace

Deirdre Breakenridge

A Guest Post By Haley Epping, Masters Student At American University, FEEL Blog Post Winner. Constructive feedback can be very helpful, but in this case, limiting the amount of direct criticism is useful to ensure no one feels offended or attacked. This feedback will include positive reactions and, if needed, constructive criticism.

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When is a collateral warranty a “construction contract”?

Practical Law Construction

Or should that be, when is a collateral warranty not a construction contract? July was a busy month for TCC judgments, which makes the job of writing these blogs considerably easier. Toppan Holdings Ltd and Abbey Healthcare Ltd v Simply Construct (UK) LLP. Can a collateral warranty be a construction contract?

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Procuring tech for construction

Practical Law Construction

There is no doubt that technology has been and will continue to transform construction. Technology is a wide term, but it is enough to mention concepts such as BIM and Digital Twins or look at the emphasis on modern methods of construction (MMC) in the Construction Playbook to get a feel for where construction is heading.

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How will construction products feature in future disputes about unsafe buildings?

Practical Law Construction

Commentators have begun assessing the impact of the Building Safety Act 2022 (BSA 2022) – not least on this blog – and there is much more yet to be said. This post concentrates on construction products, in particular, new rights to pursue manufacturers and suppliers in civil actions. What are the new rights created by the BSA 2022?

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The updated Construction Playbook: what’s new?

Practical Law Construction

Less than two years ago, the government published the Construction Playbook , a comprehensive and quite visionary plan for changing the delivery of construction projects in order to “get it right from the start” If you haven’t looked at it so far, it is worth reading. What does this mean in practice?

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Constructing the Gold Standard – public sector frameworks

Practical Law Construction

December 2021 saw the publication of the independent review of public sector construction frameworks, commissioned by the Cabinet Office, and led by Professor David Mosey PhD. The Gold Standard will need to be met by all future public sector construction frameworks. Why are frameworks considered to be key? What are the issues?