Social value is not something we can afford to ignore

By Peter Masonbrook 2019-09-11T05:00:00

Social value is no longer a nice to have – if you don’t adopt and deliver social value, you’ll lose work

For the past six years the government has asked us to deliver social value in public sector projects – but has this happened? And do we really understand what social value is? Due to imminent changes in legislation, now is the time to take social value seriously.

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