New contract model launched for nuclear fusion schemes

A new contract model for nuclear fusion construction projects launched this week could be used on future UK schemes, a legal expert has said. The Collaborative Contract for Integrated Fusion Project Delivery was developed by EU organisation Fusion for Energy (F4E) and King's College London's… The post New contract model launched for nuclear fusion schemes appeared first on Construction News.

KPF wins approval for university building retrofit in the Strand

The Architects’ JournalKPF wins approval for university building retrofit in the Strand Kohn Pedersen Fox has been given permission to retrofit and extend a building in the Strand for King’s College London The post KPF wins approval for university building retrofit in the Strand appeared first on The Architects’ JournalWill Ing

Digital Construction Awards 2024: iDEA and King’s College London win Best Use of Data on a Project

iDEA and King’s College London have used new digital technologies and data planning to deliver a long-term campus masterplan and their collaboration won the Best Use of Data on a Project category, sponsored by nima, at the Digital Construction Awards last night (2 July).  The post Digital Construction Awards 2024: iDEA and King’s College London win Best Use of Data on a Project appeared first on Construction Management.

Voluntary verification scheme targets better-quality procurement

Industry body Constructing Excellence and King’s College London have launched an independent voluntary verification scheme for construction-procurement quality. The Constructing the Gold Standard verification scheme will check claims made by framework providers and clients who procure their own frameworks and alliances, with an emphasis on… The post Voluntary verification scheme targets better-quality procurement appeared first on Construction News.

Verification scheme launched for framework ‘gold standard’

A team from Constructing Excellence and King’s College London has launched a verification scheme aimed at ensuring that public sector frameworks meet the government’s own ‘gold standard’.

David Mosey - King's College London - Constructing the Gold Standard, 2021

Over 2,000 public sector construction frameworks are currently active, some of which deliver improved value and enable excellent project outcomes while others are less ambitious and less successful. Clients and suppliers urgently need a Gold Standard to help them identify what questions they should ask when creating and implementing construction frameworks, what answers they should expect and how they can make informed decisions

Fenwick Elliott - 2022 Construction Adjudication in the United Kingdom: tracing trends and guiding reform, 20012023

Fenwick Elliott Partner Claire King and 4 Pump Court's Lynne McCafferty KC review the findings of the recent King’s College London and Adjudication Society study on adjudication