Treasury backs CIB Project Pact

Language: English Series: Contract Journal ; 398 (6227) 26 May 1999, 2(1)Publication details: 1999Subject(s):

Summary: The Government Construction Clients' Panel (GCCP) has pledged to use the Construction Industry Board's (CIB) Project Pact on all projects where teamwork is more applicable than partnering. Project Pact is a slimmed down version of partnering designed for smaller projects.

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The Government Construction Clients' Panel (GCCP) has pledged to use the Construction Industry Board's (CIB) Project Pact on all projects where teamwork is more applicable than partnering. Project Pact is a slimmed down version of partnering designed for smaller projects.

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