Ringfence for civils work

Series: Contract Journal ; 410(6346) 26 September 2001, 1(1)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: The trend towards partnering and framework agreements means that smaller contractors are missing out on core work. The Civil Engineering Contractors Association hopes to convince local authorities and government of the need to ringfence a certain amount of civils work for competitive tendering to small local contractors.

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The trend towards partnering and framework agreements means that smaller contractors are missing out on core work. The Civil Engineering Contractors Association hopes to convince local authorities and government of the need to ringfence a certain amount of civils work for competitive tendering to small local contractors.

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