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# CQIC | Construction Quality Improvement Collaborative

BUILDING A COLLECTIVE VISION FOR CONSTRUCTION QUALITY

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- [CQIC Seeking Insight Into Quality Leadership](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/cqic-seeking-insight-into-quality-leadership/) - The Construction Quality Improvement Collaborative (CQIC) is a campaign which shares a vision for the construction sector where construction quality is central to all decision-making to create a sustainable quality culture. Although we firmly believe that quality is the responsibility of everyone, it requires leadership. We have launched a
- [Compliance Plan Approach – Industry Guidance](https://cqic.org.uk/building-standards/compliance-plan-approach-industry-guidance/) - Whilst the timetable for legislative change to make the use of the Compliance Plan Approach (CPA) mandatory for all High Risk Buildings (HRBs) is still to be finalised, Scottish Government Building Standards are keen for the approach to be implemented on a voluntary basis. To facilitate this, guidance was published for Verifiers in January 2026. Guidance is now also available for industry. The national guidance has been developed by the Scottish Government’s Building Standards Division (BSD) in collaboration with
- [Libby Heathcote named next President of RIAS](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/libby-heathcote-named-next-president-of-rias/) - CQIC Steering Group member Libby Heathcote has been elected as the next President of the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland. (RIAS). Libby takes up the role at the RIAS AGM on 24 June 2026. Libby is a Senior Associate at Reiach and Hall Architects and has worked for them for 26 years. She has worked from Inception to completion on
- [Additions to Resources – Reports and Guidance](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/additions-to-resources-reports-and-guidance/) - Two important recent additions to the Resources – Reports and Guidance pages of the CQIC website are the Contractor Design Portions Recommendations, developed by CQIC, and a Delivering Quality Guide published by Passivhaus Trust and BE-ST. These important
- [Delivering Quality Guide Launched by Passivhaus Trust and BE-ST](https://cqic.org.uk/reports-and-guidance/delivering-quality-guide-launched-by-passivhaus-trust-and-be-st/) - The Passivhaus Trust and BE-ST this week launched a new guide for Delivering Quality in the Construction and Handover of Low Energy Buildings. Lead author for the guide was Allan Smith of Morrison Construction who was supported by a group of industry experts. The guide shares practical approaches for delivering quality on large and/or complex, high-performance projects. It reflects the
- [VIDEO – hub Quality Webinar – Compliance, Safety and Quality on 18 March 2026](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/video-hub-quality-webinar-compliance-safety-and-quality-on-18-march-2026/) - Compliance, Safety and Quality are three subjects that are fundamental to the success of any project. They are also inextricably linked and CQIC is constantly referring to them and promoting a proactive approach to them. We were pleased to be invited to discuss the work of CQIC on
- [CQIC/GIRI Joint Conference – 23 June 2026 – 09.00 – 13.00](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/cqic-giri-joint-conference-23-june-2026-09-00-13-00/) - CQIC and the Get It Right Initiative (GIRI) are holding their 4th joint conference on 23 June in Edinburgh. As a new approach to compliance is being developed in Scotland by the Building Standards Division of the Scottish Government and the Building Safety Act impacts on construction in England, we will explore the importance of compliance in
- [CQIC Review of Activity 2025/26](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/cqic-review-of-activity-2025-26/) - Having celebrated the 3rd anniversary of the launch of the CQIC back in February, it is appropriate that we step back and review what the campaign has achieved and the work it has done/is doing to promote construction quality. During the financial year 2025/26 we have continued engaging with
- [Contractor Design Portion (CDP) Recommendations](https://cqic.org.uk/reports-and-guidance/contractor-design-portion-cdp-recommendations/) - CDP Recommendations Over the last 25-30 years there has been an increasing tendency to use Contractor Design Portion (CDP) for construction projects where a range of specialist sub-contractors are required to contribute towards the overall design and construction of major buildings. However, many believe the CDP system is being used
- [Compliance Plan Approach – Guidance for Local Authority Verifiers](https://cqic.org.uk/building-standards/compliance-plan-approach-guidance-for-local-authority-verifiers/) - This article was published in a blog by Scottish Government Building Standards at Building Standards Compliance Plan Approach – Guidance for Local Authority Verifiers - Building Standards January 28, 2026 by Simon Moore | Category Building Standards, Compliance, Publications Scottish Government Building Standards Division has published 2 national guidance documents as an amendment to the current verification during construction guidance. These have been developed by Building Standards Division (BSD) in collaboration with
- [Scottish Building Regulations: Fire Safety Review and Compliance: Call for Evidence](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/scottish-building-regulations-fire-safety-review-and-compliance-call-for-evidence/) - One of the key drivers for a focus on quality is to produce buildings which are safe to occupy and use. The Grenfell Tower disaster is the ultimate failure of this requirement. As a part of a key commitment in their response to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry’s final report, the Scottish Government has launched a Call for Evidence to review Section 2 (Fire) of the Building Standards in Scotland. The evidence received will shape the scope, priorities and
- [Organisation Charter Assessment Template](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/organisation-charter-assessment-template/) - The Construction Quality Charter, which is at the heart of the CQIC campaign, sets out the vision of the CQIC, the key values upon which the Charter is founded and four key drivers which were developed to help to deliver a
- [Scottish Government Procurement Policy Unit Webinar – Update on the Conflict Avoidance Coalition - Monday 8 December 10.00 – 11.00](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/scottish-government-procurement-policy-unit-webinar-update-on-the-conflict-avoidance-coalition-monday-8-december-10-00-11-00/) - A major source of conflict and disputes in construction is failures in quality. The CQIC mantra is that such disputes can be avoided by proactively managing quality and getting it right first time. However, we are not quite there yet and conflict and disputes are still arising and, of course there are other sources of conflict. Conflict and disputes come at a cost – financial, relationships and reputation. Collaboration on projects can break down which can have a serious impact on the delivery of quality. The Conflict Avoidance Coalition brings together
- [Scottish Government Procurement Policy Unit Webinar – Procurement Threshold Value Tuesday 11 November 11.00 – 11.30](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/scottish-government-procurement-policy-unit-webinar-procurement-threshold-value-tuesday-11-november-11-00-11-30/) - The next in the Scottish Government Procurement Policy Unit’s series of webinars under the banner “the Construction Procurement Sessions” is taking place on 11 November 2025 at 11am. Kirsten Wall from Scottish Government’s Procurement and Property Directorate's Policy Branch will talk about the consultation on proposed changes to
- [World Quality Week – 10-14 November 2025](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/world-quality-week-10-14-november-2025/) - A constant refrain from CQIC is that proactively managing and delivering projects to the required quality is an every day, year round activity. However, each year, in November, we have the opportunity to raise awareness and promote best practices in quality with World Quality Week (WQW 2025). This year WQW 2025 is from 10 to 14 November. World Quality Week is a
- [GIRI/BSI Webinar- Standards for Quality in the Built Environment – Tuesday 9 September 13.00 – 14.00](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/giri-bsi-webinar-standards-for-quality-in-the-built-environment-tuesday-9-september-13-00-14-00/) - Our friends at GIRI are joining up with the BSI to present an informative webinar on how effective use of standards can help organisations to achieve competence and quality. Tom Stack and Kara Ebanks from BSI will take listeners through
- [Scottish Government Procurement Policy Unit Webinar - Sustainable Pricing in Construction - Tuesday 23 September 10.30 – 12.00](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/scottish-government-procurement-policy-unit-webinar-sustainable-pricing-in-construction-tuesday-23-september-10-30-12-00/) - One of the topics that comes up in every discussion on the challenges to delivering consistent quality in construction is procurement. Procurement of consultancy and design, the main contractor and the supply chain all need to take quality into account and all have a major impact on the quality that will be delivered on the project. Scottish Government Procurement Policy Unit ran a series of webinars a few years ago under the banner “the Construction Procurement Sessions”. They are re-starting those webinars and the first one will be held on 23 September 2025.
- [Joint CQIC / GIRI Meeting on 24 June 2025 – Building Safety and Quality Post-Grenfell](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/joint-cqic-giri-meeting-on-24-june-2025-building-safety-and-quality-post-grenfell/) - On 24 June 2025 the Get It Right Initiative (GIRI) and the Construction Quality Improvement Collaborative (CQIC) held a joint meeting in The Lighthouse building in central Glasgow to explore building safety and quality in construction following the Grenfell Tower inquiry report. Both GIRI and CQIC are extremely grateful to all those that participated and made it such an interactive and valuable session. Over 60 attendees from across the sector heard how building safety depends upon
- [Industry must ‘pull as one’ to address Scotland’s construction skills shortages](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/industry-must-pull-as-one-to-address-scotlands-construction-skills-shortages/) - One of the key aspects that impacts on the delivery of consistent high standards of quality in construction is the availability of people with the requisite skill and competence to deliver the work. Addressing the workforce issue that is fundamental to delivering the CQIC vision of a sustainable quality culture is one that urgently needs to betackled. The Construction Leadership Forum (CLF) is calling on those working across different areas of the construction and built environment sector in Scotland, to
- [GIRI/CQIC Joint Meeting - Building Safety and Quality](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/giri-cqic-joint-meeting-building-safety-and-quality/) - Tue 24 Jun 2025 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM The Get It Right Initiative (GIRI) and the Construction Quality Improvement Collaborative (CQIC) are holding a joint meeting to explore building safety and quality in construction following the Grenfell Tower inquiry report. Building safety depends upon projects being briefed, designed, procured, constructed and commissioned to the required standards of compliance and quality. The Grenfell tragedy was an extreme example of all of these areas of activity failing catastrophically. This meeting will bring together leaders from across the public and private sectors to discuss and learn from
- [No: 4 – Cast in-situ concrete: these things always happens….!](https://cqic.org.uk/quality-experience/cast-in-situ-concrete-these-things-always-happens/) - A member of the CQIC Steering Group was recently at a Monthly Quality Meeting on a major project. A problem had arisen with concrete pours and there were extensive areas of honeycombing to columns and walls that were intended to have an exposed finish. There was even an instance of a column having to be taken down due to
- [WEBINAR : Quality – When does it happen?](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/webinar-quality-when-does-it-happen/) - Thursday 27 February 2025 12.30 – 13.30
- [No: 3 - Do We Need a Quality Meeting?](https://cqic.org.uk/quality-experience/no-3-do-we-need-a-quality-meeting/) - All too often the subject of quality is tagged on to the end of the agenda of a site progress meeting, usually alongside Health & Safety. At the end of a lengthy meeting it is invariably glossed over, with little to no real discussion, with perhaps a brief update on the numbers of snags and non-conformances on the quality tracker and how that has changed in the month. One of the innovations that CQIC is encouraging is the use of a dedicated quality meeting. A meeting which will include – Agreeing the processes and procedures for each of the parties in their collaboration on
- [World Quality Week – 11-15 November 2024](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/world-quality-week-11-15-november-2024/) - Proactively managing and delivering projects to the required quality is a year round activity but each year, in November, we have the opportunity to raise awareness and promote best practices in quality with World Quality Week (WQW 2024). This year WQW 2024 is from 11 to 15 November. We are hearing about some
- [Podcast – Ridding the 'Cowboy Perception' in Construction](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/podcast-ridding-the-cowboy-perception-in-construction/) - The co-chair of CQIC, Colin Campbell of Scottish Futures Trust, has contributed to a podcast by the Chartered Quality Institute (CQI). It is the first podcast in their newly launched Quality Impact series. Colin was joined by Steffan Spear, Technical Director of Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure and they were in discussion with
- [Webinar : Where construction and design clash: Chaos in the design development process – Mon 22 Jul 2024 – 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM BST](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/webinar-where-construction-and-design-clash-chaos-in-the-design-development-process-mon-22-jul-2024-100-pm-200-pm-bst/) - Our friends at GIRI are teaming up with the Finishes & Interiors Sector (FIS) to present the latest in their regular webinars on the subject of quality and error reduction. Both GIRI and FIS have committed to the CQIC’s construction quality charter and support the work of CQIC. In this joint GIRI/FIS webinar, FIS will draw on data from the
- [Contractor Design Portion (CDP) Survey Update](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/contractor-design-portion-cdp-survey-update/) - The recent construction industry-wide survey seeking views on the issue of Contractor Design Portions (CDP), which CQIC undertook, was flooded with responses reflecting how important it is as a topic across the sector. The survey sought the views on what needs to change to improve the CDP process. In total there were 380 respondents from a wide spread of organisation types and
- [Speakers announced for joint GIRI/CQIC meeting on 9 July](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/speakers-announced-for-joint-giri-cqic-meeting-on-9-july/) - Error reduction and quality improvement in construction will be discussed at the second joint meeting of the Get It Right Initiative and the Construction Quality Improvement Collaborative (CQIC) in Edinburgh on 9 July. The event will feature expert speakers sharing the latest developments and
- [CQIC Quality Forums](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/cqic-quality-forums/) - A key part of the CQIC strategy to create a sustainable quality culture is through engagement and collaboration across the sector. As a part of the plan for engagement with as wide an audience of stakeholders as possible, CQIC has facilitated a number of “quality forums”. The first of these was a regional forum held in Dumfries with support from Dumfries & Galloway Council. The second forum was supported by
- [INSIGHT – Improving Quality in Construction](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/insight-improving-quality-in-construction/) - Cliff Smith of the Get It Right Initiative (GIRI), with whom CQIC has a close working relationship, was interviewed in Building Engineer magazine in April 2024 for an article by Matt Lamy that considered how the construction industry currently manages quality and what it needs to do to improve. “In the construction industry, we have a number of organisations that are
- [CQIC / GIRI Joint Meeting 9 July 2024](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/cqic-giri-joint-meeting-9-july-2024/) - The Construction Quality Improvement Collaborative (CQIC) was officially launched at a joint event with the Get It Right Initiative (GIRI) back in February 2023. GIRI is a group of UK construction industry experts, organisations and businesses actively improving productivity, quality, sustainability and safety in the construction sector by eliminating error. Their work very much aligns with
- [Scottish Futures Trust CEO calls for Quality ‘Revolution’](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/scottish-futures-trust-ceo-calls-for-quality-revolution/) - The chief executive of Scottish Futures Trust (SFT) is calling for a quality ‘revolution’ within the construction industry similar to that seen around health and safety in recent decades. Peter Reekie told Project Scotland that if the sector starts to focus on the quality of construction in the same way it now thinks of health and safety, the result will be environmental, sustainability, profitability, and mental health gains. “I think the biggest change in health and safety was cultural rather than
- [Contractor Site Guidance – Sample Supporting Documents](https://cqic.org.uk/reports-and-guidance/contractor-site-guidance-sample-supporting-documents/) - The Contractor Site Guidance published on the Resources – Reports & Guidance pages of the CQIC website – refers to a number of documents which will be required in the management of quality on sites. The document stresses the importance of Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs). The contractors that collaborated in the development of the Contractor Site Guidance have shared a
- [HOLD THE DATE](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/hold-the-date/) - GIRI and CQIC are holding a joint meeting in Edinburgh on 9 July 2024 from 09.30 to 13.00. More details will be
- [Survey On Use Of Contractor Design Portion (CDP)](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/survey-on-use-of-contractor-design-portion-cdp/) - Over the last 25-30 years there has been an increasing tendency to use Contractor Design Portion (CDP) for construction projects where a range of specialist sub-contractors are required to contribute towards the overall design and construction of major buildings. However, many working in the construction sector believe the CDP system is being used inappropriately and too late in the process. It is also believed that poor communication and a lack of coordination of details between the design team and the sub-contractors is common place. Across the various Scotland-wide forums CQIC have held about the challenges in delivering construction quality on projects, CDP was a recurring theme in the discussions. An industry-wide survey has today (29 February 2024) been launched to find out
- [Webinar: Embedding a Quality Culture in Organisations - Monday 29 April 13.00 - 14.00](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/1685/) - Join CQIC and the Get It Right Initiative (GIRI) for an interactive webinar looking at approaches to embedding a quality culture in organisations. Speakers from GIRI, CQIC and Morgan Sindall will share insights and practical tips. GIRI and CQIC will talk about
- [Contractor Site Guidance](https://cqic.org.uk/reports-and-guidance/contractor-site-guidance/) - Alasdair Burt, Head of Support Services at George Leslie Ltd, and member of the CQIC Steering Group says: “All too often contractors provide clients with a project Quality Plan which states that they have a quality culture but provide no details as to how such a culture will manifest itself. And Quality Plans which solely
- [Client Quality Plans](https://cqic.org.uk/reports-and-guidance/client-quality-plans/) - Colin Campbell, Associate Director with Scottish Futures Trust, and a member of the CQIC steering group states that: “The responsibility for the delivery of construction quality does not rest solely with the contractor and supply chain contracted to deliver the works. Organisations that are commissioning construction work have a responsibility to take leadership on the
- [Webinar: A Positive Quality Culture in Construction – 20th March 2024 – 9.00am – 10.00am](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/webinar-a-positive-quality-culture-in-construction-20th-march-2024-9-00am-10-00am/) - In the construction sector, a positive quality culture isn’t just about meeting specifications, it’s about creating a culture that promotes excellence at every stage of the project. Having good processes and procedures only takes you so far - for them to bring the benefits you expect, there needs to be a quality culture. The Chartered Quality Institute Construction Special Interest Group (CQI ConSIG), the Get It Right Initiative (GIRI) and CQIC are 3 organisations with
- [Scottish Government - Client Guide to Construction Projects](https://cqic.org.uk/reports-and-guidance/scottish-government-client-guide-to-construction-projects/) - The Scottish Government Client Guide to Construction Projects. is mandated guidance for all public contracting authorities which are subject to the Scottish Public Finance Manual, for all others it is considered good practice guidance. While this is not aimed at industry it does provide an insight in to how the public sector conducts construction projects.
- [ICYMI - Countesswells Quality Case Study](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/icymi-countesswells-quality-case-study/) - ICYMI - A case study on the highly successful project for Countesswells Primary School, which was handed over 3 weeks ahead of the contractual date and with zero snags, was recently published on the CQIC website. Read the full article and
- [Webinar: The Role of GIRI Training in Reducing Error - 26th February 2024 - 1:00pm - 2:00pm](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/webinar-the-role-of-giri-training-in-reducing-error-26th-february-2024-100pm-200pm/) - Under the key driver of Competence, Roles & Responsibilities in the Construction Quality Charter, two of the commitments are – • Everyone has the right skills, experience, and qualifications to do a quality job • We are all committed to developing people Fulfilment of that commitment should include the provision of relevant training to personnel. Our friends at GIRI have developed an accredited training scheme that
- [What I Heard…](https://cqic.org.uk/insights/what-i-heard/) - Colin Proctor, co-chair of the CQIC working group, recalls what he heard and learnt at the CQIC launch event. This was the joint event with GIRI on 9 February for which we recently celebrated the 6-month point! Colin still refers to his notes, which capture some of the main points (see above) that our speakers raised. These range from,
- [Countesswells Primary School – Quality Case Study](https://cqic.org.uk/case-study/countesswells-primary-school-quality-case-study/) - Projects which are handed over 3 weeks ahead of the contractual completion date, and with zero snags on the snagging list, are the exception rather than the rule. However, this level of success can be achieved as was demonstrated by the Countesswells Primary School, which was handed over to Aberdeen City Council by hub North Scotland and contractor Morrison Construction in March 2023. The Countesswells Primary School project is a 2-stream primary school (434 pupils) with
- [Co-chair of CQIC on the Need for a Quality Culture](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/co-chair-of-cqic-on-the-need-for-a-quality-culture/) - Speaking at the launch of the Transformation Action Plan Iain Kent, co-chair of the CQIC, which is the Working Group for the delivery of the quality aspect of the Plan, explains the drivers for the CQIC and explains the benefits of a sustainable quality culture.
- [GIRI Technology Reports Published](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/giri-technology-reports-published/) - The use of technology in construction, to some degree or another, has grown over the last few years. Whilst the use of tools such as Spot the robot dog may be on a tiny minority of projects, the use of BIM and Common Data Environments, is widespread. The use of drones and photo-capture of work have also grown exponentially. The Get It Right Initiative (GIRI), with whom CQIC held a joint conference in February 2023 at which CQIC was officially launched, are firm believers that technology has a key role to play in the reduction of error in construction. In the last quarter of 2023 GIRI published two reports on the use of technology in the
- [CQIC welcomes the launch of the Transformation Action Plan](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/cqic-backs-construction-leadership-forum-as-it-unveils-new-plan-to-transform-the-sector/) - The Construction Leadership Forum (CLF) – the collaboration between the public sector and industry launched the Transformation Action Plan at a special ceremony in Edinburgh this week. The Plan includes workstreams for reforming procurement, improving construction quality, moving towards net zero, fair work, increasing the uptake of digital technology and collating and using meaningful data. Iain Kent and
- [Building Standards Consultation](https://cqic.org.uk/building-standards/building-standards-consultation/) - The Scottish Government is seeking to introduce new building standards enforcement measures and sanctions intended to strengthen existing enforcement powers used by local authorities and to increase existing penalties for non-compliance of building standards. Among some of the measures included are
- [Webinar: GIRI Error Reduction Framework – an Introduction – 22 January 2024 13.00 – 14.00](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/webinar-giri-error-reduction-framework-an-introduction-22-january-2024-13-00-14-00/) - Our friends at the Get It Right Initiative (GIRI), with whom we partnered to hold the joint event at which CQIC was launched, have developed and launched an Error Reduction Framework. They are holding a webinar on 22 January 2024 from 13.00 – 14.00 to introduce it. The speakers will explain why they developed it, what it
- [Ministerial Support for CQIC on Campus Visit](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/ministerial-support-for-cqic-on-campus-visit/) - CQIC were pleased to be represented at a recent site visit by Richard Lochhead MSP, Minister for Small Business, Tourism, Innovation and Trade, and Chair of the Construction Leadership Forum, to the £250m Dunfermline Learning Campus. The campus is one of the
- [RICS Collaborate with CQIC](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/rics-collaborate-with-cqic/) - On Monday 16 October, RICS hosted a joint roundtable with the CQIC to consider how the ambitions set out in the Scottish Construction Accord can be adopted and integrated into the work of the construction sector. The roundtable was attended by the Chair of the RICS Scotland Board, Sandra Cummings, Vice-Chair, Nick Rowan and co-chairs of the CQIC Colin Proctor of Scottish Futures Trust and Iain Kent of Morgan Sindall as well as
- [World Quality Week – 6 to 10 November 2023](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/world-quality-week-6-to-10-november-2023/) - Whilst construction quality must be a year round, every day thing, World Quality Week is an opportunity to re-energise and provide a boost to efforts around construction quality, drawing attention to the importance, and benefits, of a proactive approach to delivering construction quality. The Chartered Quality Institute (CQI) are promoting World Quality Week in the UK and is
- [Launch webinar: GIRI Guide to the Use of Technology to Reduce Errors in Design and Construction – 31 October 2023 09.30 – 10.30](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/launch-webinar-giri-guide-to-the-use-of-technology-to-reduce-errors-in-design-and-construction-31-october-2023-09-30-10-30/) - Technology can make a big difference to the reduction of errors in design and construction, but only if you choose the right products and systems, and implement them in a way that best brings about change. The Get It Right Initiative (GIRI), with whom CQIC held a joint event back in February at which CQIC was launched, has undertaken research and are about to launch a report that
- [Passivhaus Trust say 'Scotland Leads the Way'](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/passivhaus-trust-say-scotland-leads-the-way/) - The Passivhaus Trust held its annual UK conference in Edinburgh on 16 and 17 October. The conference had the strap-line “Scotland Leads the Way” in recognition of the number of Passivhaus projects being delivered in Scotland and the work currently underway by Scottish Government to deliver a
- [ICYMI – What I Heard at the Launch](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/icymi-what-i-heard-at-the-launch/) - As we passed the 6 months mark since the launch of CQIC, Colin Proctor, co-chair of the CQIC looked back over his notes from the joint conference held with @GIRI and picked out some key points from the day. Read what he heard and
- [How Much Does Error Cost?](https://cqic.org.uk/insights/how-much-does-error-cost/) - Construction errors cost the UK construction industry billions every single year. The annual spend due to error is estimated to be around 7 times the total annual profit of the UK Construction Industry according to research done by the Get It Right Initiative (GIRI). GIRI originated from the Institution of Civil Engineers Best Practice Panel
- [CLF video on Quality Initiative](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/clf-video-on-quality-initiative/) - The Construction Leadership Forum has released a video with a call to action for the sector. Iain Kent, co-chair of the CLF’s quality focused working group (the CQIC Steering Group) calls on the industry to prioritise quality in all decisions in order to build a culture where quality is
- [CQIC -  6 Months On](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/cqic-6-months-on/) - Exactly 6 months today, on 9 February 2023, the Construction Quality Improvement Collaborative (CQIC)was officially launched at a joint event with the Get It Right Initiative (GIRI) in Edinburgh. Since the launch 75 organisations have committed to the Construction Quality Charter which is at the heart of the CQIC. They cover the breadth
- [Consultation Launched on Building Warrant Fees](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/consultation-launched-on-building-warrant-fees/) - One of the related initiatives to CQIC is the work being done by Scottish Government’s Building Standards Division (BSD) on the building standards system. No construction project can claim to be to the required quality if it does not comply with building standards. We are pleased to be supporting BSD as they develop the new Compliance Plan Approach which will support the proactive management of the delivery of construction quality. One of the aspects that BSD are considering is the fees for delivery of the building standards system. They have issued
- [GIRI Meeting to Hear About CQIC Progress](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/giri-meeting-to-hear-about-cqic-progress/) - Colin Campbell from Scottish Futures Trust, who provide the secretariat for the Construction Quality Improvement Collaborative (CQIC), will update the next members' meeting of the Get It Right Initiative (GIRI) on the activity and progress of the campaign to create a sustainable quality culture across Scotland since the
- [Delivering Construction Quality on School Projects](https://cqic.org.uk/insights/delivering-construction-quality-on-school-projects/) - Steven Anderson, Associate Director at Scottish Futures Trust, and a manager in the LEIP programme team says: “The Learning Estate Investment Programme (LEIP) is putting construction quality at the heart of the delivery of school projects in Scotland.” LEIP is a programme which is jointly funded by Scottish Government and Local Government and is designed
- [CQIC in the News – Project Scotland cover ATS commitment to the CQIC Charter](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/cqic-in-the-news-project-scotland-cover-ats-commitment-to-the-cqic-charter/) - Advanced Traditional Screeding (ATS), the Fife-based specialist flooring contractor, has underlined its commitment to quality by committing to the Construction Quality Charter which is at the heart of the Construction Quality Improvement Collaborative (CQIC). ATS join a growing number of high-profile firms in committing to the charter – 73 to date. In an article published in Project Scotland, Jason Lister, MD of ATS, said, “The Charter is a growing collection of businesses committed to improvement and
- [No: 2 – Benchmarking Work – Trial Panel Approach](https://cqic.org.uk/quality-experience/no-2-benchmarking-work-trial-panel-approach/) - During the construction of a school, which had timber cladding, a trial panel approach was used to get the required quality of finish from the outset. The project team has provided an insight into what that involved and the benefits achieved.
- [A Cleanroom Approach](https://cqic.org.uk/insights/a-cleanroom-approach/) - All too often Clients and Contractors take the approach that construction quality is achieved by inspecting the works after they are completed, finding the snags, defects, and non-conformances, and getting them rectified. This “process” can either be during the construction period or, in many cases, after project completion and sometimes, even when the facility is
- [PassivHaus Sets a Rigorous Quality Standard](https://cqic.org.uk/insights/passivhaus-sets-a-rigorous-quality-standard/) - The drive to meet net-zero carbon targets, spiralling energy costs and the desire for assured comfort standards has resulted in an increase in projects that are adopting a PassivHaus approach. To achieve PassivHaus standards demands construction to a rigorous quality level but how do the PassivHaus standards and quality go together? Jonathan Hines is Managing
- [WEBINAR – The Golden Thread of Information for Construction Quality and Compliance – Thursday 1 June 10.00 – 10.45](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/webinar-the-golden-thread-of-information-for-construction-quality-and-compliance-thursday-1-june-10-00-10-45/) - On Thursday 1 June, Scottish Futures Trust's Improving Project Delivery team is running a free-to-attend webinar on the 'golden thread' of information and how producing and holding reliable and robust information is essential to deliver safe, high-quality, compliant buildings. Those attending will hear from industry experts who will talk about lessons learned, discuss various
- [3 Months and 60 Commitments to the Charter](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/3-months-and-60-commitments-to-the-charter/) - It was 3 months yesterday (9 May 2023) since the launch of the CQIC. In that time 60 organisations have committed to the Construction Quality Charter which is at the heart of the initiative. Details of the organisations that have committed to the Charter, and who have provided their logos, are available here. Creating a sustainable quality culture requires everyone involved
- [CLF and Scottish Government Support for Charter](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/clf-and-scottish-government-support-for-charter/) - The CQIC Steering Group are pleased to share the ministerial letter they received which confirmed endorsement of the Construction Quality Charter on behalf of the Construction Leadership Forum (CLF) and
- [WEBINAR No. 2 – Doing the Right Thing, Now – Decisions that Prevent Major Project Errors](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/webinar-no-2-doing-the-right-thing-now-decisions-that-prevent-major-project-errors/) - The Get It Right Initiative (GIRI), with whom CQIC partnered for the event that launched the CQIC and the Construction Quality Charter, are holding a series of FREE webinars. Based on the GIRI Design Guide, the series focusses on how to reduce error and positively influence design quality through doing the right thing in the initial design phase, and
- [Winchburgh Schools Project – A Quality Case Study](https://cqic.org.uk/case-study/winchburgh-schools-project-a-quality-case-study/) - For the construction of the Winchburgh Schools project (two secondary schools, a primary school and a sports centre) West Lothian Council were determined to build on lessons learned on previously built high-quality school projects – with the award-winning West Calder High School setting the benchmark for the level of quality the Council expected. The £62m project is West Lothian's largest ever single investment in education, and was delivered
- [In Case You Missed It - Winchburgh Schools Case Study](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/in-case-you-missed-it-winchburgh-schools-case-study/) - CQIC recently published a case study on the Winchburgh Schools Project quality approach. The £62m project, for 2 secondary schools, a primary school and a sports centre, is West Lothian’s largest ever single investment in education. A proactive approach to the delivery of quality was adopted with the end result that
- [SELECT Pledges its Support for CQIC Charter](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/select-pledges-its-support-for-cqic-charter/) - SELECT, Scotland’s largest construction trade association with around 1,250 Member businesses, which represents the electrical contracting industry, has pledged its support for the Construction Quality Charter. Alan Wilson, Managing Director of SELECT, said
- [RICS Confirms Support for CQIC](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/rics-confirms-support-for-cqic/) - CQIC was delighted to recently receive confirmation from RICS of their support for the initiative and for the Construction Quality Charter which is at the heart of the CQIC work to create a sustainable quality culture across construction in Scotland. Gary Strong, Global Building Standards Director & Interim Head of Construction Standards at RICS said,
- [WEBINAR – Doing the Right Thing – Designing to Avoid Error](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/webinar-doing-the-right-thing-designing-to-avoid-error/) - The Get It Right Initiative (GIRI), with whom CQIC partnered for the event that launched the CQIC and its Construction Quality Charter, are holding a series of FREE webinars. Based on the GIRI Design Guide, the series focusses on how to reduce error and positively influence design quality through doing the right thing in the initial design phase, and
- [New Building Standards Enforcement Handbook Launched](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/new-building-standards-enforcement-handbook-launched/) - Compliance with building regulations, and the due process for achieving it, is a fundamental part of managing, and delivering, construction quality. After all, no building can be claimed to be to the level of quality expected, or required, if it does not comply with building regulations. Failures in achieving compliance to regulations (and the associated implications for quality) inevitably has consequences, and this can include enforcement action being taken. Scottish Government Building Standards Division (BSD) has published a new handbook providing guidance for
- [CIOB supports CQIC Construction Quality Charter](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/ciob-supports-cqic-construction-quality-charter/) - CIOB has become the latest organisation to declare its support for the Construction Quality Charter, which is at the heart of the CQIC. Eddie Tuttle, Director of Policy, External Affairs and Research at the Chartered Institute of Building and co-chair of its Quality Implementation Group, said: “The safety of the built environment should be so fundamental that
- [“A proud moment for Scottish Construction” says GIRI](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/a-proud-moment-for-scottish-construction-says-giri/) - Cliff Smith, the executive director of the Get It Right Initiative (GIRI), with whom CQIC collaborated with for the event at which CQIC was officially launched, has provided an Insight for Scottish Construction Now where he states that “the launch of the Construction Quality Improvement Collaborative (CQIC) is a proud moment for Scottish construction
- [GIRI shares the CQIC vision for quality](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/giri-shares-the-cqic-vision-for-quality/) - The Get It Right Initiative (GIRI) has published an article which details and supports the CQIC vision, as explained by the co-chair of CQIC, Iain Kent. Iain highlighted that CQIC has the aim to put quality at the heart of decision-making across the sector. Speaking at the joint event held by GIRI and CQIC in February, that marked the launch of the CQIC and the Construction Quality Charter, Iain stated, "CQIC shares a vision for the sector that puts quality at the heart of decision-making to create a sustainable quality culture.
- [McLaughlin & Harvey welcome launch of CQIC](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/mclaughlin-harvey-welcome-launch-of-cqic/) - Construction company McLaughlin & Harvey has welcomed the launch of the Construction Quality Improvement Collaborative (CQIC) and the launch of the construction quality charter that encourages transformation across the industry with quality being put at the centre of all decision-making.
- [Commit to the CQIC Charter](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/commit-to-the-cqic-charter/) - Colin Campbell, a member of the CQIC Working Group and Associate Director - Construction Industry and Delivery at the Scottish Futures Trust, explains why CQIC is an asset for businesses and organisations of all scales.
- [No: 1 - Using Laminated Timber Products](https://cqic.org.uk/quality-experience/no-1-using-laminated-timber-products/) - A contractor that has recently completed a project involving glued laminated timber has provided an insight into lessons learned from the use of this material.
- [The Cole Report](https://cqic.org.uk/reports-and-guidance/the-cole-report/) - ‘The Cole Report’ as it is known in the construction sector, is the report prepared by Professor John Cole on his independent Inquiry into the Construction of Edinburgh Schools. This investigated the causes behind the event when a wall collapsed at Oxgangs Primary School in January 2016. This incident and the inquiry which followed is
- [“Improving construction quality can help tackle the construction waste problem” says Nick Ribbons of Zero Waste Scotland](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/improving-construction-quality-can-help-tackle-the-construction-waste-problem-says-nick-ribbons-of-zero-waste-scotland/) - In his presentation to the joint meeting of CQIC and GIRI in February 2023, which marked the launch of the CQIC initiative, Nick Ribbons, Partner - Construction at Zero Waste Scotland, highlighted the problem of waste generated by the construction sector in Scotland. Failures in quality of construction make a significant contribution to the waste
- [CICV – Improving cashflow and payments in construction](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/cicv-improving-cashflow-and-payments-in-construction/) - Need help to improve your management of construction contracts? Sign up now for the @cicvforum webinar! Its experts will offer invaluable advice on a wealth of topics, including payments, contracts, tenders, retentions and conflict avoidance. Hear about the link between construction quality and payment issues. Register for the webinar at https://bit.ly/CICV-cashflow
- [A New British Standard – BS99001:2022](https://cqic.org.uk/reports-and-guidance/a-new-british-standard-bs990012022/) - In recognition of the particular aspects of managing quality in the delivery of construction projects, BSI has developed a new standard – BS99001:2022 – which enhances the approach to quality in ISO 9001 and makes it specific to quality in the built environment. This was published on 31 July 2022. Whilst the fundamentals of BS9001
- [CQIC launches with new Charter to drive for quality, sustainability, and collaboration across construction industry](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/cqic-launches-with-new-charter-to-drive-for-quality-sustainability-and-collaboration-across-construction-industry/) - The construction industry is to benefit from a dynamic new initiative - the Construction Quality Improvement Collaborative (CQIC). Launched under the remit of the Scottish Construction Accord, the CQIC is dedicated to transforming a sector that makes a significant contribution towards Scotland’s society, economy, and environment. The Scottish Construction Accord, launched in October 2022, focusses
- [GIRI/CQIC joint event: Creating a sustainable quality culture](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/giri-cqic-joint-event-creating-a-sustainable-quality-culture/) - Location: Hilton Edinburgh Carlton Hotel, Edinburgh Date: Thursday 9th February 2023 Time: 10:00am - 2:00pm Cost: Free to employees of GIRI member companies and to organisations wishing to know more about GIRI and CQIC On 9 February 2023 GIRI and CQIC will host a joint event at the Hilton Edinburgh Carlton Hotel in Edinburgh - join us for
- [DG One](https://cqic.org.uk/reports-and-guidance/dg-one/) - Professor John Cole is well known in the construction sector for the report on his independent inquiry into the construction of Edinburgh Schools. He also led an inquiry into the project at DG One, which is a new leisure centre project for Dumfries & Galloway Council, in Dumfries. A copy of the April 2018 report
- [North-West Community Campus, Dumfries](https://cqic.org.uk/reports-and-guidance/north-west-community-campus-dumfries/) - Northwest Community Campus is a new build educational facility by Dumfries & Galloway Council. Construction of the new building was due for completion in July 2018, in time for an August school commencement. Just prior to certification of completion, some quality issues arose with elements of the construction. This meant the school could not open
- [CQIC BUILDING A COLLECTIVE VISION FOR CONSTRUCTION QUALITY](https://cqic.org.uk/general-news/cqic-building-a-collective-vision-for-construction-quality/) - Public sector construction in Scotland is changing with the Scottish public sector and construction sector working together to deliver better buildings, better ways of working and minimise the impact of construction on the environment. This dynamic new approach is set out in the Scottish Construction Accord (published in October 2022) which aims to bring the public sector
- [Get It Right Initiative (GIRI)](https://cqic.org.uk/related-initiatives/get-it-right-initiative-giri/) - The Get It Right Initiative is a group of UK construction industry experts, organisations and businesses committed to actively improving productivity, quality, sustainability, and safety in the construction sector by eliminating error. GIRI is a not-for-profit membership organisation that has adopted a multi-disciplinary approach to tackling error. GIRI members include clients, consultants, contractors, regulators,
- [The Compliance Plan Approach](https://cqic.org.uk/related-initiatives/the-compliance-plan-approach/) - Scottish Government Building Standards and the Compliance Plan Approach Following the tragic events at Grenfell Tower, London in June 2017 a Ministerial Working Group (MWG) was set up to oversee a review of building and fire safety in Scotland with two expert review panels being created. One panel considering Fire Safety and the other focussing

## Pages

- [CQIC - Construction Quality Improvement Collaborative](https://cqic.org.uk/)
- [Building Standards](https://cqic.org.uk/building-standards/)
- [Committed Organisations](https://cqic.org.uk/committed-organisations/)
- [WORKING GROUP](https://cqic.org.uk/about/working-group/)
- [Resources](https://cqic.org.uk/resources/)
- [Expression of Interest Form](https://cqic.org.uk/expression-of-interest-form-early-adopter-scheme-for-high-risk-buildings/)
- [About](https://cqic.org.uk/about/)
- [CQIC CHARTER](https://cqic.org.uk/about/cqic-charter/) - Commit to the CQIC Charter sharing a vision for our industry where quality is central to all decision-making to create a sustainable quality culture.
- [Building Standards - News/Updates](https://cqic.org.uk/building-standards-news-updates/)
- [Contact Building Standards](https://cqic.org.uk/contact-building-standards/)
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- [Quality Experiences](https://cqic.org.uk/resources/quality-experiences/)
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- [OUR AMBITION](https://cqic.org.uk/about/our-ambition/)

## Logos

- [DHG Quality Consultancy](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/dhg-quality-consultancy/)
- [DSSR](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/dssr/)
- [Ashleigh (Scotland) Limited](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/ashleigh-scotland-limited/)
- [Linear Projects Ltd](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/linear-projects-ltd/)
- [Smith Scott Mullan](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/smith-scott-mullan/)
- [Austin-Smith:Lord](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/austin-smithlord/)
- [AKP Scotland Ltd](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/akp-scotland-ltd/)
- [Pinnacle](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/pinnacle/)
- [Encore Environment](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/encore-environmental/)
- [Mason Evans](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/mason-evans/)
- [Soundtex Partitions Limited](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/soundtex-partitions-limited/)
- [University of Glasgow](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/university-of-glasgow/)
- [WGM Engineering](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/wgm-engineering/)
- [CHAP Group](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/chap-group/)
- [Wylie Shanks](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/wylie-shanks/)
- [EPCA](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/epca/)
- [Newleigh Residential](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/newleigh-residential/)
- [Keppie Design](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/keppie-design/)
- [Wallace Whittle](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/wallace-whittle/)
- [Holmes Miller Architects](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/holmes-miller-architects/)
- [Bracewell Stirling Architects](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/bracewell-stirling-architects/)
- [Mabey Hire](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/mabey-hire/)
- [Workplace Scotland](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/workplace-scotland/)
- [Stallan Brand](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/stallan-brand/)
- [McConnell](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/hls-mcconnell/)
- [Laing O'Rourke](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/laing-orourke/)
- [North Ayrshire Council](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/north-ayrshire-council/)
- [Fleming Building Ltd](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/fleming-building-ltd/)
- [NHS Lanarkshire](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/nhs-lanarkshire/)
- [Maryhill Housing Association](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/maryhill-housing-association/)
- [Horizon M & E Services Design](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/horizon-m-e-services-design/)
- [Mackenzie Construction](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/mackenzie-construction/)
- [Thomson Gray](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/thomson-gray/)
- [Brian Hendry Interiors](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/brian-hendry-interiors/)
- [Finishes and Interiors Sector (FIS)](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/finishes-and-interiors-sector-fis/)
- [Michael Laurie Architects](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/michael-laurie-architects/)
- [CIAT](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/ciat/)
- [Crawford Architectural](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/crawford-architectural/)
- [Ryder Architecture](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/ryder-architecture/)
- [Currie & Brown](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/currie-brown/)
- [O'Connell's Drywall](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/oconnells-drywall/)
- [NHS Scotland Assure](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/nhs-scotland-assure/)
- [NHS Fife](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/nhs-fife/)
- [Reiach and Hall](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/reiach-and-hall/)
- [Farrans](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/farrans/)
- [Goodson Associates](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/goodson-associates/)
- [Aberdeenshire Council](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/aberdeenshire-council/)
- [Taziker](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/taziker/)
- [Story Contracting Ltd](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/story-contracting-ltd/)
- [Spreng Thomson](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/spreng-thomson/)
- [RJ McLeod](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/rj-mcleod/)
- [Stein Electrical Solutions](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/stein-electrical-solutions/)
- [MS Infrastructure](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/ms-infrastructure/)
- [AmcoGiffen](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/amcogiffen/)
- [Ross Quality](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/ross-quality/)
- [XBuro](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/xburo/)
- [BE-ST](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/be-st/)
- [ATS Screeds](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/ats-screeds/)
- [SER Ltd](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/ser-ltd/)
- [Heron Bros](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/heron-bros/)
- [East Lothian Council](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/east-lothian-council/)
- [Scottish Water](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/scottish-water/)
- [Valley Group](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/valley-group/)
- [DITT Shetland](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/ditt-shetland/)
- [FMB](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/fmb/)
- [RICS](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/rics/)
- [Edinburgh Council](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/the-city-of-edinburgh-council/)
- [FES Group](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/fes-group/)
- [Optimum Growth](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/optimum-growth/)
- [McTaggart Construction](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/mctaggart-construction/)
- [SELECT](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/select/)
- [Construction Cashflow](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/construction-cashflow/)
- [Miller Fabrications](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/miller-fabrications/)
- [ConstructTuition](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/constructtuition/)
- [Veitchi Flooring](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/veitchi-flooring/)
- [CIOB](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/ciob/)
- [Hadden Group](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/hadden-group/)
- [Linear Design & Construct](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/linear-design-construct/)
- [Doig and Smith](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/doig-and-smith/)
- [Ogilvie Construction](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/ogilvie-construction/)
- [Gardiner & Theobald](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/gardener-theobald/)
- [East Ayrshire Council](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/east-ayrshire-council/)
- [Graham Construction](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/graham-construction/)
- [Alan Miller Construction Consultants](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/alan-miller-construction-consultants/)
- [GIRI](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/giri/)
- [CCG Ltd](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/ccg-ltd/)
- [Bunton Consulting](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/bunton-consulting/)
- [AWE Aldermaston](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/awe-aldermaston/)
- [Construction Scotland](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/construction-scotland/)
- [Robertson Group](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/robertson-group/)
- [AHR Architects](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/ahr-architects/)
- [BAM UK](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/bam-uk/)
- [JM Architects](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/jm-architects/)
- [hub East Central Scotland](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/hub-east-central-scotland/)
- [Architype](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/architype/)
- [McLaughlin & Harvey](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/mclaughlin-harvey/)
- [Dumfries & Galloway](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/dumfries-galloway/)
- [Kier Construction](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/kier-construction/)
- [Rybka](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/rybka/)
- [Balfour Beatty](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/balfour-beatty/)
- [Hub North Scotland](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/hub-north-scotland/)
- [Hub South East Scotland](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/hub-south-east-scotland/)
- [Hub South West Scotland](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/hub-south-west-scotland/)
- [Hub West Scotland](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/hub-west-scotland/)
- [SCAPE](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/scape/)
- [NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/nhs-greater-glasgow-clyde/)
- [Fife Council](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/fife-council/)
- [Morgan Sindall Construction](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/morgan-sindall-construction/)
- [NORR Architecture & Engineering](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/norr-architecture-engineering/)
- [West Lothian Council](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/west-lothian-council/)
- [Thomas & Adamson](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/thomas-adamson/)
- [Morrison Construction](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/morrison-construction/)
- [CECA](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/ceca/)
- [Scottish Building Federation](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/scottish-building-federation/)
- [George Leslie](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/george-leslie/)
- [RIAS](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/rias/)
- [Scottish Futures Trust](https://cqic.org.uk/logos/scottish-futures-trust/)

## Working Group Members

- [Patrick Brown](https://cqic.org.uk/member/patrick-brown/)
- [John Edwards](https://cqic.org.uk/member/john-edwards/)
- [Libby Heathcote](https://cqic.org.uk/member/libby-heathcote/)
- [Euan Clark](https://cqic.org.uk/member/euan-clark/)
- [Andrew Baillie](https://cqic.org.uk/member/john-donnelly/)
- [Colin Campbell](https://cqic.org.uk/member/colin-campbell/)
- [Lisa Goldie](https://cqic.org.uk/member/graham-porteous/)
- [Stuart Lochrie](https://cqic.org.uk/member/paul-lowe/)
- [Colin Proctor](https://cqic.org.uk/member/colin-proctor/)
- [Alan Wilson](https://cqic.org.uk/member/alan-wilson/)
- [Karen Stevenson](https://cqic.org.uk/member/karen-stevenson/)
- [Alasdair Burt](https://cqic.org.uk/member/alasdair-burt/)
- [Iain Kent](https://cqic.org.uk/member/iain-kent/)
- [Stephen Garvin](https://cqic.org.uk/member/stephen-garvin/)

## Categories

- [General News](https://cqic.org.uk/category/general-news/)
- [Case Study](https://cqic.org.uk/category/case-study/)
- [Quality Experience](https://cqic.org.uk/category/quality-experience/)
- [Reports and Guidance](https://cqic.org.uk/category/reports-and-guidance/)
- [Insights](https://cqic.org.uk/category/insights/)
- [Related Initiatives](https://cqic.org.uk/category/related-initiatives/)
- [Building Standards](https://cqic.org.uk/category/building-standards/)