🚨 If you're still using JCT 2016 contracts ⤵️ this matters. JCT formally withdrew its 2016 suite on 31 March 2026, with JCT 2024 now the current edition. While a transitionary period remains in place for projects already using JCT 2016, new projects should be moving to the 2024 suite. And if your supply chain is still operating on legacy terms while you have moved to JCT 2024, you may have gaps in accountability and compliance that haven't yet been identified. The 2024 suite isn't just an update. It reflects significant changes in how risk, responsibility and Building Safety Act requirements are addressed within construction contracts. At FSL Projects, we are helping clients navigate this transition, from reviewing procurement strategies to administering contracts that protect their interests and support compliance. If you are unsure where you stand, now is the time to find out. 📩 enquiries@fsl-projects.co.uk 🌐 fsl-projects.co.uk #ConstructionContracts #JCT2024 #ContractAdministration #BuildingSafetyAct #UKConstruction #FSLProjects

Posted by Phil Sheepy at 2026-06-23 08:34:43 UTC