CCLG Client Forum 12th March
- Mar 13
- 1 min read
Yesterday we held another productive CCLG Client Forum, bringing together clients and industry leaders to explore innovation, collaboration, and best practice across the sector.
A few standout highlights from the session:
🔹 AI & Gateway Submissions:
Craig Cunningham from gatepassuk presented their AI‑driven system for Gateway 1–3 submissions. The group had a lively discussion about verification, data security, real-world testing, and how the software is helping streamline compliance without compromising rigour.
🔹 Contractor Competency & Efficiency:
Sam Miller from Mace shared insights from the Tier 1 Contractors Forum on reducing duplication in competency assessments and improving efficiency through the Common Assessment Standard — a strong reminder of the value of consistent, needs‑based approaches.
🔹 CCLG Integration with CE:
Updates were provided on CCLG’s integration into Constructing Excellence from 1 April, supporting stronger collaboration, smoother administration, and wider industry reach. There was also discussion about upcoming events, including the BRE Science Park Open Day in June.
🔹 EDI & Care‑Experienced Talent:
The forum also heard updates on equality, diversity, and inclusion initiatives, including a pilot programme with Heathrow, Transport for London, and the Drive Forward Foundation, focused on supporting care‑experienced individuals into the industry — a strong example of social value in action.
Thank you to all who attended and contributed to the discussion. Looking forward to continuing the conversation at our next sessions on 14 May and 17 September.
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