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ARTICLE · 27 JANUARY 2025

The Only Constant In Life Is Change: Construction In 2025

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Heraclitus' phrase ‘the only constant in life is change' seems more fitting than ever for 2025.

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James Ingram
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Heraclitus' phrase 'the only constant in life is change' seems more fitting than ever for 2025. This year is expected to bring both national and global changes both known and unknown to the UK construction industry. Some changes are part of existing trends whilst other changes are chimeras waiting to take the stage. So, what's in store?

The Procurement Act 2023

The Procurement Act 2023 is coming into force on 24 February 2024. It has been described as a revolution in procurement rules which replaces European Union procurement directives and regulations, consolidating the new rules into a single act.

Public bodies and entities involved the construction industry should be aware of the changes which will apply to all new contracts with public bodies from 24 February 2024.

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