Construction procurement by government: an Efficiency Unit scrutiny.

By:

Cabinet Office Efficiency Unit

Language: English Publication details: London HMSO 1995Description: ii,87p. ; 30cmISBN:

0114301417

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LOC classification:

350.712

Summary: The unit was asked to examine the role of departments and agencies in their procurement of construction work and the management of the civil estate and the government`s current practice for construction procurement and also to review existing guidance, Treasury policy and the recommendations of the Latham report. It was also to identify best public and private sector practice and to make recommendations. Efficiency Adviser: Sir Peter Levene.

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The unit was asked to examine the role of departments and agencies in their procurement of construction work and the management of the civil estate and the government`s current practice for construction procurement and also to review existing guidance, Treasury policy and the recommendations of the Latham report. It was also to identify best public and private sector practice and to make recommendations. Efficiency Adviser: Sir Peter Levene.

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