Sustainability and Social Value Subcontractor League Table

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Every month, subcontractors are assessed against the project’s sustainability and social value requirements, providing a total score and ranking.

Subcontractors gain points by meeting project requirements. They can earn additional points by exceeding requirements, or through best practice and innovation.

The results are shared with package managers who provide feedback to subcontractors on what went well and areas for improvement.

Subcontractors must explain how they will action missing points in the league table. The league table is now being rolled out on of this contractors projects in the sector.

This league table ensures compliance with sustainability and social value requirements and encourage best practice and innovation as well as generating healthy competition amongst subcontractors.

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Published 14 January 2025
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Assessment and approval of supply chain relating to carbon, Involvement, Measurement and publication of targets and performance,

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