Coronavirus Guidance

Improving business performance

Build UK will drive sustainable growth in construction by:

  • Developing a truly collaborative supply chain that takes responsibility for the delivery and performance of projects
  • Presenting business models that deliver improved performance and manage risk through the supply chain.

Current projects

Benchmarking Payment Performance

In 2017, the Duty to Report on Payment Practices and Performance came into force, requiring all large companies and large LLPs to publish information on their payment practices every six months. Build UK collates the latest data on the payment performance of its members and central Government in order to provide transparency for the construction sector. We believe this will help the supply chain to make more informed decisions and drive good practice.

Delivering Zero Retentions

Fair and transparent payment practices are essential for a successful construction industry, but the practice of cash retentions is problematic for all parties in the supply chain. That is why Build UK and its members support the industry ambition to move to zero retentions by no later than 2025. To achieve this, we are implementing a Roadmap to Zero Retentions with milestones to show that progress is being made.

Contract Terms Recommendation

Build UK has published this recommendation to form a common ground between clients and the supply chain on contractual practice in the construction industry. The objectives are to promote collaboration, encourage a fairer allocation of risk through the supply chain, and deliver better project outcomes.

Creating a Stronger Industry Post-Brexit

As the UK prepares to leave the European Union, Build UK members have identified their main areas of concern for the industry: Secure project pipeline Future access to skills Impact on material and product imports and exports Uncertainty over changes to the regulatory regime.

Information

30 April 2020

Open Doors 2020 Review

How Open Doors is helping to inspire people to choose a career in construction

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20 February 2020

Contract Terms Guidance

Creating a new normal in contractual practice across the construction sector.

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