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ARTICLE · 10 JUNE 2020

Coronavirus – Construction Has Never Been 'off The Table' – Part 2

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As construction has never been ‘off the table', responses over the last few months to the unprecedented and ever-changing circumstances...

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As construction has never been 'off the table', responses over the last few months to the unprecedented and ever-changing circumstances and the impact they have had on construction projects have been diverse. Decisions made are necessarily project specific, depending on the nature and location of the site and on whether projects are 'live', in the early stages of design or yet to commence at all. We have seen these range from complete site shut down to 'business (almost) as usual' (albeit at a reduced pace and in accordance with Government guidelines); from ramping up off-site construction of modular units for the NHS to moth-balling projects until times are hopefully more certain and market volatility has eased. Design has been able to continue at pace and virtual planning committees are now beginning to operate. In addition to granting planning permission, they may also be required to review existing

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