Professor Mosey's "Constructing the Gold Standard" accreditation is a set of recommendations aimed at improving the public sector construction industry in the UK.
It focuses on promoting a more collaborative, efficient, and sustainable approach to framework procurement, contracting, and management.
24 Recommendations outline what best practice looks like in terms of framework design, implementation, and ongoing management. They offer guidance on things like supplier selection, risk management, contract structure, and data utilisation.
The accreditation emphasises the importance of building strong relationships and fostering a culture of trust between clients, contractors, and other stakeholders. This focus on collaboration is seen as key to achieving better project outcomes.
The recommendations encourages sustainability through the use of digital tools, long term contracts, and integrated framework alliances to optimise resource allocation, minimise waste, and deliver lasting value.
The accreditation recognises the crucial role people play in successful procurement. It recommends investing in training, skills development, and psychological support for key personnel involved in framework management.
A Gold Standard accreditation means improving financial value by maximising efficiency and minimising waste, the recommendations aim to help public sector organisations get the most out of their construction budgets.
The workings of faster, better, greener construction includes practices that lead to quicker project delivery, higher quality outcomes, and reduced environmental impact.
By encouraging best practices in contract drafting and risk management, the accreditation helps mitigate project risks and ensure more predictable outcomes.
Overall, Professor Mosey's "Constructing the Gold Standard" accreditation provides a valuable roadmap for public sector organisations seeking best practice whilst achieving better value for taxpayers.