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PF2—the story so far

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Published on: 28 August 2013
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Table of contents

  • Original news
  • PF2 was launched in December 2012, where is it up to now?
  • How has PF2 been received?
  • How different, in practice, is PF2 to the old PFI model?
  • How much is PF2 being used now?
  • In what sectors is PF2 actually being adopted?
  • Have any flaws or shortcomings in PF2 become clear since it was launched at the end of last year?
  • Do you think PF2 has a promising future?
  • What should lawyers do next?

Article summary

Construction analysis: How has PF2 been used following its launch at the end of last year? David Kilduff, partner and head of commercial projects & infrastructure at Walker Morris, considers developments to date and what the future could hold for PF2.

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